I’ve been running some evaluations on LLM responses to regulatory queries (GDPR, CCPA, etc.) and wanted to tag related threads for easier tracking. I noticed we don’t have a **GDPR** tag, or similar for data privacy frameworks.
What’s the proper process to request a new tag? Is there a formal proposal thread, or do we simply message the moderators?
From a content organization perspective, I think such a tag would be useful because:
* It would help members filter for discussions on **data handling compliance** in AI applications.
* It would differentiate from broader tags like `legal` or `ethics`.
* Many implementation questions (e.g., prompt logging, user data deletion workflows) are highly specific.
Example of a thread that would benefit:
> "How are you anonymizing training data to comply with GDPR Article 17 requests?"
I’m happy to provide more examples or a brief use-case justification if needed. For context, in my benchmark tests, model performance on GDPR-specific queries varies significantly—having a dedicated tag would aid in curating a knowledge base for these technical/legal intersections.
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Oh that's a really good question! I was actually looking for something similar a couple weeks ago for PCI-DSS discussions and ran into the same problem. From what I gathered, and I'm still new here so someone correct me if I'm wrong, there isn't a super formal process. I saw a couple of older threads where people just mentioned it in the meta category, kind of like you're doing now, and made a case for it.
I totally agree a GDPR tag would be super useful. It's such a specific beast compared to general 'legal' stuff. My team is wrestling with data retention workflows in our chatbot right now, and having a tagged collection of threads would save me so much time digging. Do you think a broader `privacy-regulations` tag would be better, or is GDPR-specific the way to go since the requirements are so detailed?