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End of the day, this is a friendly, inclusive community, helpful community and I really want the LUG to thrive where others have fallen off the radar.
Re ID verification, the only time I can think of this is or was relevant is when we used to do key signing, and that was rare.
Thanks again Paul On 28/08/2025 14:55, Dan Dart wrote:
Nothing I can see prevents young people taking part in this. There's nothing overtly adult or over-18 about the subject, a general "all audiences" theme is good enough.OSA is actually unenforceable internationally/globally (violates a bunch of human rights to privacy and security amongst other things) and is not relevant to general audience groups - there's nothing we require identity verification for.It's already being worn down and will have to exist at a far smaller scope than the people who invented it wants it to, if at all.Written to you by human brain and organic thought, Dan Dart _____ M: (+44) (0)75 075 91874 Callsign: M0ORI Software Engineer, Radio Ham, MusicianOn Thu, 28 Aug 2025, 12:30 Paul Sutton via list, <list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:Hi All Just asking a question here regarding the UK Online Safety Act, does this actually prevent young people from taking part in activities such as Mission Libre, and perhaps even joining groups such as this. It would be useful to know where people stand on a range of issues in respect of the act. Paul-- Paul Sutton, Cert Cont Sci (Open)https://zleap.net/ <https://zleap.net/> Mastodon : @zleap@xxxxxxxx <mailto:zleap@xxxxxxxx>-- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUGFAQ: https://www.dcglug.org.uk/faq/ <https://www.dcglug.org.uk/faq/>
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