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Does the term "aggregate statistics" refer to statistics in which all or most personally identifiable information has been stripped? Can someone define this term or elaborate on it? |
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Revision as of 22:20, 18 July 2003
The IP addresses of logged-in users may occasionally be reviewed from the server logs while investigating cases of vandalism.
Who will investigate these logs ? Maintenance people only, or any sysop who ask for them ?
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- So far, mainly me or Jimbo, though excerpts may sometimes get posted publicly. --Brion VIBBER 13:36 Feb 9, 2003 (UTC)
- what defines when excerpts are posted publicly ? Who can ask for them and why ?
Would it be possible to make a link to the Draft privacy policy page on the page where you can log in of make a new user account. It took me a very long time to find any mention of any privacy information, and I found the draft privacy policy very usefull.
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- Hey, someone else who finds privacy policies useful! This draft is looking pretty good to me so far. I don't know how the process works, but I imagine a link to a more polished version of this document will be appearing on all Wikipedia pages soon (?).
Does the term "aggregate statistics" refer to statistics in which all or most personally identifiable information has been stripped? Can someone define this term or elaborate on it?