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[db-wg] First round of cleanup of Database WG NWIs
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Carlos Friaças
cfriacas at fccn.pt
Thu Jul 4 09:16:31 CEST 2024
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024, denis walker via db-wg wrote: (...) > The high cost and low (if any) benefit of splitting this data is > completely pointless. Or maybe it will be split on object types. But > given that few people are likely to be querying the history of some of > the object types, like maybe set objects and poems, does it still make > any sense? Do we really have a problem making such a small range of > data items available to anyone who is interested in this operational > data? If there is a concern that some personal data still slips > through, maybe in descr:, then perhaps it needs another legal review, > not a redesign. > > My recommendation is that we drop NWI-17. > > cheers > denis (...) I agree with Denis and i support dropping NWI-17. Regards, Carlos
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