On 15. 12. 22 19:41, Steve Gibbard wrote:
I worry that that would have a “chilling effect” on use of the service.
I hear your concerns, and have a proposal how to quantify this concern:
- First, amend the page to say that all the data are public. (Possibly
also switch the flag, but that can be a separate step.)
- Second, observe what has changed in the usage pattern.
- Third, evaluate.
That way we don't need to stay in limbo over hypothetical situations but
get real data.
Side note about usefulness of one-off measurement history:
I think it _might_ be is interesting for anyone doing study on any given
outage, or even study about optimization practices over time.
For example, the DNS community has service called DNSViz which does just
one-off measurements, and yet, researchers come and write papers based
on data from DNSViz.
HTH.
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Petr Špaček
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