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Update: Outside Lands has taken the site down and will be fixing the issues. Apparently the information was added to the public site unintentionally.
by plusbryan 13y ago
Update: Outside Lands has taken the site down and will be fixing the issues. Apparently the information was added to the public site unintentionally.
- jnfr 13y agoIt was added to the site to help quickly reunite owners with their lost belongings, but now things have to change because one guy thinks exposing someone's full name is a privacy concern.
- plusbryan 13y agoActually, they are addressing the issues and am told will be re-posting the site shortly. By the way, I (as the author of the original post) am a huge proponent of hackathons and think your Lost and Found site is a brilliant hack. I just think the use of it could have been thought through a little more. My apologies if my bringing it to the attention of the festival organizers caused you any grief - this was certainly not my intention (I had not known this was even a hack!)
- lambtron 13y agoDitto to jnfr. The information was added to site was no different than the information added to Coachella or EDC's lost and found site. It was in the spirit to help people reclaim their lost items. However, it appears one person's opinion is now forcing the volunteers who are managing the lost and found to add additional layers of security at the expense of time and effort.
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