So, maybe, Jason, you don't know my government, or even EU's governments at all.
We're struggling in creating an "european internet space" exactly 'cause of the "damages" companies like FB 're doing worldwide. We had lawsuits against FB (have to say we won them: maybe you know Max Schrems), against Google, Microsoft and many other (USA) corporations 'cause of the "a little too free ways" they use of our personal data.
Out lawsuits made USA and EU to renegotiate what USA called "safe harbor" treaty, I don't think it's so little thing (as we're speaking about "data protection" here too).
Now, I trusted Asgardia which, as far as I know, is not related to USA government (and to USA) at all so, please, just tell me why I should give my data, to be allowed in partecipating into an (official) asgardian contest? (or in whatever other initiative)
That's what I call "implicit exclusion" and, please, remember I'm an asgardian (and not a facebookian) so the Asgardia's government should take in count my opinion, instead of saying "but even other governments don't care about FB at all".
If Asgardia's government don't care about that, when it's about a contest I can even think to not partecipate into, I'm allowed it won't care about other initiatives where I would and must partecipate, and this is serious concern, at least to me.