Yesterday I crossed something on twitter that I can't yet find again, but the context was participatory platforms and the assertion was that assuming "one email = one person" is problematic, it's a barrier to having family members participate.
I can't remember more; for the moment I'm putting an issue as a tickler so the question is validated and addressed, or determined to be not an issue.
Email is also GDPR-sensitive data, and it's also an attribute that changes. We are already wired to allow IDs or emails...perhaps we can consider backing off using emails as identifiers in our service?
Yesterday I crossed something on twitter that I can't yet find again, but the context was participatory platforms and the assertion was that assuming "one email = one person" is problematic, it's a barrier to having family members participate.
I can't remember more; for the moment I'm putting an issue as a tickler so the question is validated and addressed, or determined to be not an issue.
Email is also GDPR-sensitive data, and it's also an attribute that changes. We are already wired to allow IDs or emails...perhaps we can consider backing off using emails as identifiers in our service?