Hi, wiki-list! > No ethics here then.
Excuse me, what is your complaint? I don't really get the point you are trying to make. There are few simple things, but apparently you have problems to grasp them :) 1. Your readership data is not revealed to third parties. Your point "if a UK ISP published a list of all its users site visits." is complete bullshit and does not apply at all in this discussion. 2. As an editor, you are participating in a collaborative process, which has quite a lot of meritocracy, so your contribution to the project matters. The crap you are suggesting is "let's make every contribution fully anonymous so nobody would be able to track anything". I'm not sure your suggestion would work well in Wikipedias. 3. Pseudonyms are not associated with individuals, unless those individuals want those pseudonyms to be associated with them. 4. Editors are exposed to edit trails all the time, via RecentChanges, Special:Contributors, Watchlists, article histories, etc. Such information _is_ public. 5. Germans are more sensitive to privacy issues, and they have probably strictest privacy laws in the world. OTOH, look at (2). 6. You seem to demand banning underage editing, which is quite important Wikipedian demographic :) 7. We have ethics of open collaborative project that is providing knowledge to the world. This is not tinfoil hat association. GTFO, if you want to imply that we don't have ethics here, just because it doesn't fit your paranoid POV. Domas _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l
