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We would like to hear Legal team's feedback on the proposal to publish WDQS query data set which was collected for the research by Markus Krötzsch. The proposal is here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Markus_Kr%C3%B6tzsch/Wikidata_queries TLDR summary of it: we would like to release anonymized data about queries performed on WDQS over the period of twelve weeks in summer 2017, which were collected for research done by Markus. This data set is anonymized and modified in a way to exclude PII from the data. Myself and @leila have reviewed the proposal and it looks fine to us. The purpose of the data release is to enable other researches the insight into how SPARQL services are used in general and Wikidata one specifically.

We would like to hear Legal team's feedback on the proposal to publish WDQS query data set which was collected for the research by Markus Krötzsch. The proposal is here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Markus_Kr%C3%B6tzsch/Wikidata_queries TLDR summary of it: we would like to release anonymized data about queries performed on WDQS over the period of twelve weeks in summer 2017, which were collected for research done by Markus. This data set is anonymized and modified in a way to exclude PII from the data. @Smalyshev (for WDQS) and @leila (for Analytics team) have reviewed the proposal and it looks fine to us. The purpose of the data release is to enable other researches the insight into how SPARQL services are used in general and Wikidata one specifically.

We would like to hear Legal team's feedback on the proposal to publish WDQS query data set which was collected for the research by Markus Krötzsch. The proposal is here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Markus_Kr%C3%B6tzsch/Wikidata_queries TLDR summary of it: we would like to release anonymized data about queries performed on WDQS over the period of twelve weeks in summer 2017, which were collected for research done by Markus. This data set is anonymized and modified in a way to exclude PII from the data. Myself@Smalyshev (for WDQS) and @leilala (for Analytics team) have reviewed the proposal and it looks fine to us. The purpose of the data release is to enable other researches the insight into how SPARQL services are used in general and Wikidata one specifically.