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Perhaps the solution is for the new policy to be that these datasets be kept online (e.g. gcloud) with public, anonymous read-only users. Then the entire probl

Perhaps the solution is for the new policy to be that these datasets be kept online (e.g. gcloud) with public, anonymous read-only users. Then the entire problem is solved. This is already done with a number of data-sets and should be the gold-standard.

gjjrfcbugxbhf 9y ago
The problem is that at least some of the freedom of information requests conflicted with privacy rights.
- markvdb 9y ago
  The solution is called automated anonymisation of data.
  - prdonahue 9y ago
    Oh, in that case.. sounds so simple! Nothing could go wrong here.
    - markvdb 9y ago
      Definitely complicated, but that should be the gold standard to aim for in the future. A lot is possible that hasn't even been tried yet!
- ralmeida 9y ago
  That would be the major fundamental problem, yes. Another more logistical (but still very important) problem would be the costs of availability. Digitizing, categorizing, paying for storage, etc, could create a spending issue.