Many of the new notebooks from the DMI Summer School are designed to work
with a subset of ICANN email data having to do with human rights.
Ideally, what gets included in the core BigBang repository is easy for
people to started with. That's why all the other notebooks have used just a
few SciPy mailing lists.
I'm wondering whether we should include the ICANN data in the core BigBang
repository.
I don't think there's a privacy issue with that, though maybe somebody else
might have a reason to object.
It would also be a strong signal that BigBang is now intended to be used to
analyze Internet governance, not just open source communities.
Thoughts?
- s