ISSUE-196: What compliance requirements apply when a signal has been disregarded?

What compliance requirements apply when a signal has been disregarded?

State:
PENDING REVIEW
Product:
Compliance Next
Raised by:
Opened on:
2013-05-07
Description:
What does an origin server have to do if it decides to disregard a received DNT signal, for whatever reason.
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  1. Batch closing of old issues (from jbrookman@cdt.org on 2015-03-24)
  2. Agenda for May 22 call (from peter@peterswire.net on 2013-05-21)
  3. issue and action cleanup proposals (from npdoty@w3.org on 2013-05-15)
  4. ISSUE-196: Compliance requirements about when disregarding a signal is allowed (from sysbot+tracker@w3.org on 2013-05-07)

Related notes:

[npdoty]: for Compliance

7 May 2013, 18:52:59

[npdoty]: Roy wants to re-title

7 May 2013, 18:54:06

retitled

Roy Fielding, 7 May 2013, 19:02:29

I believe that because of freedom to contract (or not), a "D" signal can be sent even if presented with a conformant DNT:1 signal. A limitation of "D" signals IMHO is a task for a self-regulation system that uses DNT.

Rigo Wenning, 7 May 2013, 21:16:07

During issue cleanup, moved to Pending Review Stable. Editors' draft has options for disregarding, not currently under active discussion.

Nick Doty, 29 May 2013, 01:56:53

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