... welcome to the internet? Someone who knew the bonuses decided to make them public. The page in which they were made public still exists. Someone then posted that on a wiki. Neither of those are places which wotmud staff have any control. Once the info is out there, its out there and the damage is done, imo. As to the IP addresses... the poster accepted their IP being public the second they posted info on the wiki, so censoring it here seems about as futile as trying to hide the wolfbro bonuses that are freely available on google.Raspen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 9:44 pmSo information which was not for public consumption and goes against the spirit of the game in which it was created was automatically reloaded without understanding the noted ramifications? Is there governance applied for sensitive information? Admins assume responsibility of the data they are administrating and thus by default are responsible, hence why its a very cautious topic. Providing a historical accounting as to the uploading and deletion of sensitive data only reinforces a lack of control around the data, which was determined as sensitive and raised as a concern. It is fine to provide public information but providing sensitive information and hiding behind a behind a process for public information is irresponsible. I hope we understand that and it is the crux of the issue. It was not public domain data and should not have been shared nor reshared. And there should have been a review. Additionally it was noted that folks were asking it to be taken down and it was not adhered.
Also, is it standard process to post IP addresses?
This whole response is quite concerning.
Edit: an amusing side note, one of the 2 ips that deleted the wolfbro page on the wiki also added a "grangh" page in 2020