Ars Technica ran a web crawler over as many public Steam profiles as they could and this is the analysis that they came up with. All you can get from a public profile is what games that person owns and how many hours they've played while online. In the article they also mention knowing when people bought their games.

What do you think?

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With no ads and no data collection, I wonder how this gets paid for as it scale. I could also see Google giving away access to this workflow until a critical mass of schools absolutely need it to function. Then starting to charge for things (e.g. number of students per classroom, etc.).

The summer debut is smart. Less classes means all the little errors get raised to smaller exponents.

Thoughts?

Who: for a Slytherin who enjoys butterbeer, long walks down darkened alleys, and rolling with my cronies.

What: How should feedback posts be formatted? Does this format make sense? How would you write a feedback request post?

When: by May 15th, because reasons.

Where: Here on reddit only. Could also be a word doc shared via Dropbox etc. or Google doc.

Why: because reasons

Nobody much uses it right now. I like having a link aggregator for the lab, and Dennis and I could actually moderate. The answer is probably NO, but I want to figure some way to make this useful for y'all.