An incredibly important paper on whether data can ever be "anonymized" and how we should handle release of large data-sets

[PsiPhiGrrrl]

@astazangasta

To some extent this means that people who want their data to be shared “anonymously” must be made aware of, and accept, the risk of identification.

A thousand times this. Once I worked at a company that conducted annual employee surveys. They promised feedback would be anonymous. I worked in a department with a few other women and POC, but I was the only combination of the two. So, I knew that the source of my comments could easily identified.