Thanks for the explanation. On moderate to high traffic pages, let's say
with a minimum of 10 hits per minute across the entire time span studied,
perhaps the requested data could be provided while still providing strong
privacy protection. Toby might need to discuss this with WMF Legal.
Pine
On
A few more thoughts:
* You probably don't need the full URLs of the content being accessed, so
those could be anonymized and replaced with random identifiers to some
degree, right?
* Someone might be able to monitor the user's end of the transactions, such
as by having university network logs
Given that the request logs aren't transparent about which cached version
of a page is being provided I'm finding it pretty difficult to see how
they'd help you answer interesting questions here :/.
On 20 September 2014 04:02, Pine W wiki.p...@gmail.com wrote:
A few more thoughts:
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