> Hopefully this means no logins, also, but that's less clear. The only things we have behind logins are what we are contractually required to, yes. This gets

> Hopefully this means no logins, also, but that's less clear. The only things we have behind logins are what we are contractually required to, yes. This gets pretty fine-grained -- if you do a logged-out search across jurisdictions, requesting full text, the json contains error fields for the specific fields we aren't allowed to share without a login yet.