[Foundation-l] identity disclosure and access to OTRS/Checkuser

[Cary Bass]

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Joe Szilagyi wrote:
| On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 12:12 PM, Cary Bass <cbass at wikimedia.org> wrote:
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|> Joe Szilagyi wrote:
|> | Hi,
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|> | What is the official policy and requirements for OTRS and Checkuser
|> | volunteers, who both have access to private information, to disclose
|> | themselves to the WMF?
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|> This is incorrect.  Most OTRS volunteers do not have access to private
|> information; and those that do have identified.
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|> - --
|> Cary Bass
|> Volunteer Coordinator
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| Thanks for the clarification. Are there any users with private access that
| have not identified as was mentioned by Kelly? If so, why would anyone get
| such an exemption, and who would approve that? What level of traceable
| real-world identification is required?

I don't see any email from anyone named Kelly, so I don't know what
you're referring to.  There's no exemptions to anyone with access to
private data; everyone has identified, and if you believe someone has
not, please let me know (privately) and we'll work on fixing that.

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Cary Bass
Volunteer Coordinator
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