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Legally they're fine because the responses were anonymous and none of the users would reasonably believe that their responses would remain completly private. E
by chipperyman573 9y ago
Legally they're fine because the responses were anonymous and none of the users would reasonably believe that their responses would remain completly private.
Ethically (at least in my opinion) is the same, as long as they're kept anonymous and there's nothing personal or private in the responses they can use them for any reason. Especially because they were given in lieu of payment.
- jwilk 9y agoAre you saying that expecting any privacy is unreasonable these days?
- chipperyman573 9y ago1. I never said that, please stop putting words in my mouth. 2. In my opinion, posting completely anonymized responses is not a violation of privacy