The privacy policy outlined below is based off of the Apache Foundation Privacy Policy.
TL;DR: Assume contributions are public; Managed websites may include analytic trackers for site improvement.
Contributions
Fluid is an open source community, established with an open, accessible, and inclusive philosophy. As such, we have a very permissive (non) privacy policy that aligns with our goals and values.
All contributions, regardless of platform or media, should be considered public. This includes, but is not limited to, e-mails on public lists, wikis, chat rooms, teleconference, documentation, source code, design, and etc. From time-to-time there may be contributions that are considered private (e.g. for security or legal reasons); however, generally these will be indicated as such and should never be pre-assumed.
Although contributions are presented publicly, we are still limited by copyright and patent law in how your contributions are used. All contributions are made to the Fluid community are required to be licensed under an approved open source license. Please see Fluid Licensing and the individual projects for more details on licensing.
Website Usage
The Fluid community makes use of many websites for our project work; some managed by our community and others that are hosted through a third party service. This privacy policy only covers those for which we manage. Please see the individual privacy policies of all third party services for information about how they handle and mange your data.
Websites managed by the Fluid community may collect analytics data to help us better understand how our sites are used and make improvements for visitors. We are currently using a self hosted instance of Matomo for analytics collection. Please see "WHAT DATA DOES MATOMO TRACK?" for more information about what data is collected. Some of our sites may still be using Google Analytics for tracking, in those cases your data is handled under Google's privacy policy.
By using our sites, you consent to data collection in the manner described above.