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Well, there's a (hopefully) easy way to solve this problem: submit a FOIA request for the missing data, and post it publicly. Does anyone know of a place to po
by pdabbadabba 10y ago
Well, there's a (hopefully) easy way to solve this problem: submit a FOIA request for the missing data, and post it publicly.
Does anyone know of a place to post such things?
Edit: To be clear, I think there is no good reason for this to be hidden behind a FOIA wall. But, assuming that we're stuck with the FOIA wall...
- anigbrowl 10y agoIt's not going to be easy or cheap and there will be a significant discovery problem for others. To be effective, we need to abandon the nonprofit silo model and switch towards an open unitary model, a wiki-web built on relationships rather than centered on ownership or exclusive curation content.
- pdabbadabba 10y agoI understand the first half of your post, but not the second. Could you explain? (Or just drop a link to something I can read?)
- cuckcuckspruce 10y agoMuckRock[0] is the go-to site for this. They took part in a panel run at HOPE X[1] with GovernmentAttic.com [0] https://www.muckrock.com/ https://www.muckrock.com/ [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5rp3nJ62Nc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5rp3nJ62Nc