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+Running pcb-rnd does not require any registration. The software does +not try to handle personal data in any way (except when you enter +such data as arbitrary text strings, typically to be part of your +design data). Pcb-rnd does not send your design data over the network, unless +you explicitly command it to do so (e.g. saving to a network file system). +
+When configured so by the user, pcb-rnd may anonymously download files +from remote data repositories, such as edakrill or gedasymbols. These +sites may log your IP address and your request, according to their +privacy policy. + +
+To gain write access to svn, you will need to choose a publicly visible +user name. It is not possible to change that user name later. Once you +commit, your user name, commit message, the diff you commited and the date +all become part of the repository history. It is not possible to remove this +data from the repository history later. +
+The lead developer grants svn write access. The lead developer may require that +you reveal your real name and electronic contact info to the lead developer +and/or to the audience. This is mainly required for copyright and communication +reasons. It is normally not possible to contribute code or svn diffs +anonymously and/or without letting pcb-rnd users and developers contact you. +
+If you make substantial change to files with copyright banner, coordinated +with the lead developer, you may choose to add your copyright to that banner. +If you do so, the copyright year and your real name will become part of that +source file, normally part of the source distribution and the repository +history and will be dupped into an uncontrollable amount of publicly accessible +copies (most often outside of repo.hu). +
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