content: draft: clarify orgs are responsible for what gets expunged #1252
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The prior language made it sound like the SCS was responsible for only performing expunging for legal requests. That's not reasonable from a technical perspective. With this update we clarify that it's the _organization's_ responsibility to ensure this bar is met. fixes slsa-framework#1222 Signed-off-by: Tom Hennen <[email protected]>
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100%, this makes sense. Thanks!
@TomHennen I think we should come through separately and talk about organization vs. "producer" terminology, based on our discussion from a couple weeks ago at the spec sync.
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The prior language made it sound like the SCS was responsible for only performing expunging for legal requests. That's not reasonable from a technical perspective. With this update we clarify that it's the organization's responsibility to ensure this bar is met.
I had thought about adding a whole section of requirements just for the organization, but that seems out of scope for this change and it would be a lot of work. We can still do so if we want, but not here.
fixes #1222