- From: Matthias Schunter <mts-std@schunter.org>
- Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 17:04:37 +0200
- To: "public-tracking@w3.org" <public-tracking@w3.org>
Hi Team, I've reviewed our discussion so far and I would like to double-check that the following statements are indeed our current consensus. Proposed CONSENSUS to be verified 1. Purpose/Scope: User-granted exceptions allow sites and third parties to signal the desire to be exempted from the requirements under DNT;1 2. We agreed that web-wide exceptions (widget as third parties on all sites) should be implemented 3. We agreed that site-wide exceptions (any third party on a given site) should be implemented 4. User-granted exceptions are managed and stored by the user-agent (while out-of-band exceptions are stored and managed by the site) Did we also agree on? A) Web-wide exceptions should only be permitted to be requested by the site you are visiting (e.g., only when being on the widget-provider site can the provider ask for a web-wide exception) B) Site-wide exceptions should only be permittted to be requested by the site you are visiting C) The response to a request should reflect the user preference expressed at this point in time [e.g., saying OK to a web-wide exception should only be done if subsequently you will sent DNT;0 to the widget provider [assuming no further preference input/change has been made]] Please reply if you cannot live with these statements or if I misrepresented the current state of our discussion. We can then discuss this topic further during this wednesday's call. For the explicit/explicit discussion, I will send a separate mail. Regards, matthias
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