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bigcode-project / opt-out-v2

Repository for opt-out requests.
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Opt-out request for despens #216

Closed despens closed 1 month ago

despens commented 3 months ago

I request that the following data is removed from The Stack:

despens commented 2 months ago

Hey @lvwerra, as evident above I asked for removal of my repositories from The Stack, yet I see that in the latest version 2.0.1 even more of my repositories have been added. If you don't plan to act on the requests, please close this repository and stop asking folks for filing requests. At this point that's just a distraction.

lvwerra commented 2 months ago

Hi @despens, sorry for the distraction. Note that v2.0.1 reflects the state of opt-out a few months ago that we just now released. Your opt-out will be applied in the following days with v2.1.

Sorry for the inconvenience. You will get notified here when the data is removed.

despens commented 2 months ago

@lvwerra Will I have to monitor if new repositories of mine will have been included in the The Stack?

lvwerra commented 2 months ago

No, if with all we'll remove all repositories under your username in all future versions.

despens commented 2 months ago

Alright. How long are the previous versions going to remain available?

braids commented 2 months ago

Hi @despens, sorry for the distraction. Note that v2.0.1 reflects the state of opt-out a few months ago that we just now released. Your opt-out will be applied in the following days with v2.1.

Sorry for the inconvenience. You will get notified here when the data is removed.

That's funny, you didn't have any issues removing data from a request three weeks ago from v2.0.1. You got another excuse? Get our code out of your training data now.

https://github.com/bigcode-project/opt-out-v2/issues/1362#issuecomment-2015982386

despens commented 2 months ago

Look @lvwerra you ingested one of my repositories that has no explicitly stated license. How comes you're not rushing to remove it?

Other repos I merely cloned, I don't think I can be made responsible for them ending up in The Stack, if the original authors are against that. Why do you ingest all this duplicate code when you could just go for the original location of the repo?

It's really easy to figure out on GitHub what license a project is under and if the actual repo is cloned from somewhere else.