I’ve just received a forwarded mail, coming originally from the Spanish embassy in Finland. Its aim is to inform the Spanish citizens registered in the embassy as living permanently in Finland about the possibility of helping with comments to the draft of the law for “Transparency, Access to the Public Information and Good Government”. Glad to know that they are having the opinion of the Spanish citizens into account, for once 馃檪
But there is a problem. It seems that they have thought the transparency should start with the citizens themselves so, this way, they have written all the addresses of the Spanish citizens registered in the embassy in the mail’s “To” field. The good side is that I know now who are all the Spanish citizens in Finland.
For the sake of the embassy, let’s hope that the Spanish Agency for the Personal Data Protection would not be around …
PS: If you check carefully, you will see, among all the addreses in red, some exceptions in black. Those are the addresses not even acknowledged as “valid” by my mail application. Ouch!
PPS: Just in case this is helpful for the workers at the embassy, I will leave here a link from a former post that I wrote about netiquette.
Update: Today I’ve received another forwarded mail from the embassy in which they apologize for this incident. The copy, at the bottom of the post.
隆Pero qu茅 panda de in煤tiles!
Curioso, podr铆an pedirnos la opini贸n a todos los ciudadanos ya que se ponen.
En cuanto a las infracciones de la LOPD, no hay m谩s que ver lo que hacen los hospitales con algunos expedientes m茅dicos. La administraci贸n la primera que se salta las normas.
Les vas a contestar? 馃榾
Miguel: no, porque no me lo han enviado directamente a mi y mi direcci贸n no se encuentra en ese listado. Supongo que s贸lo est谩n los que est谩n registrados como “permanentes” y yo, por ahora, s贸lo estoy registrado como “temporal”.