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Exclude same site #109
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Primarily just moved language up from previous Section 5 to replace the intro into Section 4. Section 5 largely duplicative but also contained the clear disclaimer about same-site tracking, so I thought it made sense to replace as the lead-in to the Legal Effects section.
Per earlier discussions, I'm merging this PR which we've already discussed, and have made additional edits in PR #109 to further address.
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Thank you Justin, this looks good to me. |
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A lot of the terms in this document do not appear to be linked, including "site" or "same site". Is that intentional? |
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@annevk I didn't think we needed to define "site" and we gave a concrete example in the Legal and Implementations Guide, but I'm certainly not opposed to adding more to be sufficiently precise. |
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I think I would either expect these to reference the existing definitions of "site" and "same site" (as defined in the HTML standard) or use different terms. |
every --> any per @jyasskin, clarifying GPC is not designed to invoke "every" possible right (as opposed to "any" possible right --- it is in fact designed to invoke at least some rights)
Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Yasskin <[email protected]>
Per the discussion on Issue #94, I've added (or in one case moved up) language to both the spec and the Legal and Implementation Considerations Guide to clarify that same-site tracking is outside the intended scope of GPC.
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