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I'm tempted to start taking odds on the redacted:non-redacted ratio in the released document.

• xntrk 13y ago
  95% redacted is my bet
  • jlgreco 13y ago
    55% redacted is my bet. There are a lot of filler words in most documents. You can destroy a lot of meaning with only a few redactions.
• x0054 13y ago
  My guess is 20% reducted. But you have to remember, you can change the meaning of a sentence by removing just one word, or even a comma. The problem is, we will never know if we get the true meaning of the document. As an aside, if there ever will be the next Edward Snowden, I think he or she should collect all the phone records, email records, and other data for every person in congress. Release that data, and we will quickly see some change.
  • jlgreco 13y ago
    Leak internal communications generated in response to the previous leak. Repeat recursively until you find the attractor.