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In lugnet.market.auction, Kevin Loch writes:
> I agree with that. Anonymizing the derivative data would solve that.
That would probably solve the individual bidder portion, yes.
> It might even be a good idea to anonymize the bidding pages themselves.
No, then the personal updates via e-mail would also have to be anonymized,
otherwise anyone who wanted to try to tally up people's amounts could just
get it from a big e-mail update instead. It would only make it a tiny bit
harder for someone to do, but it wouldn't prevent them from doing it.
Anyway, anonymizing auction listings is an evil thing in the first place
anyway.
--Todd
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