[License-review] For Approval: Convertible Free Software License, Version 1.1 (C-FSL v1.1)

[Elmar Stellnberger]

>> Section 5. “When applying changes to the source code you
>> need to leave your name, your email address and the date
>> of your modifications so that other people may contact
>> you. If a contributor should not have a steady access to
>> the internet or a satisfying access to an emailing service
>> he may leave another way by which he can be contacted.”
>> This seems to fall afoul of lots of privacy law and
>> possibly GDPR 

   Nobody is forced to contribute. If a contributor has read the license 
he can then decide thereupon whether he wants to contribute or not. i.e. 
I don`t think this would fall short with privacy laws.
   This statement is crucial for maintaining the quality of the 
software. If someone has contributed various times introducing blatant 
security risks future contributions of that author may f.i. need to be 
examined in detail.