Talk:Privacy International

message: From what sources have the scores for England and Wales and Scotland been drawn from, they are not mentioned individually under the source.
Unless a source can be found I propose we delete these scores Seriouslythelastnameleft (talk) 17:54, 30 December 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  English, Welsh and Scottish scores 

message: I notice that the entry for Privacy International in Wikipedia has been replaced with a copyrightt infringement warning.
Please note that Privacy International has given the Wikipedia user permission to use this material for the updated entry. I am not sure how matters should proceed from this point, but I would certainly appreciate the article being reinstated.
Best wishes
Simon Davies
Director
Privacy International
simon@privacy.org
: I've reinstated the page. --bjh21 18:00, 29 Apr 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Copyright 

message: The Big Brother Awards (and The Winston Awards) needs to be mentioned. 129.241.11.200 12:38, 3 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Big Brother Awards 

message: The colors of the Privacy index and it's legend are misleadingly out of sync. 213.47.89.126 10:07, 18 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Privacy index

message: In the paragraph talking about Microsoft and Google. A double-negative? Is there any reason why, if only for clarity's sake, this shouldn't be changed to read "more flattering"? 194.128.66.118 10:08, 6 September 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I've actually just gone and made the change. Someone can always revert it if there's a specific reason for the clunky double-negative. 194.128.66.118 10:21, 6 September 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: "less unflattering"

message: The article states PI has issued reports since 1997 and gives a table and cite for 2006 (someone has linked 2007 above). I do not doubt this, and would like to see some history on how rankings have changed. I got as far back as 2000, (the internet archive has links to January 1999 but I got connection failures). I gave up digging much further, so if anyone thinks these are useful, here are some links:
* EPIC/PI - Privacy & Human Rights 2000, overview, country reports but no ranking
* Privacy & Human Rights 2001, table of contents and link to this downloadable PDF 
* Privacy & Human Rights 2002, table of contents and links to report in three parts: part 1, part2 and part 3 
* Privacy and Human Rights 2003, web site with contents, html sections, and this September 2003 Global Data Protection Map by David Banisar -  I used archive.org because current 2003 page has this May 2007 map!
* phr2004 - it redirects to a difficult URL containing a reports 2002 to 2006, and an unlinkable 2006 World map from the Daily Telegraph November 2, 2006.
URLs ending in phr2005 through to phr2008 result in various server error responses.
List of maps from archive.org's archive of Data Protection map (it changes even when the html page doesn't):
* April 2004
* August 2002 (archive is April 2003 but map labelled August 2002)
* September 2003 archived at November 2003
* April 2004 archived June 2005
* April 2005 archived November 2005
* the October 2006 archive link gave a file location error
* September 2006 archived November 2006
* September 2006 archived February 2007
* the 19 February 2006 archive link gave a file location error
* September 2006 archived April 2007
The two accessible February 2007 maps are otherwise bitwise identical with the last, April 2007, map.
Things I noticed:
* archive.org, while useful, does not always contain all the old pages, and suffers frequent connection failures (and they respond to requests to remove information from the archive)
* not all web sites archive their own documents reliably
* PI uses redirects which may change in the future, increasing the importance of reliable archives
* WebCite looks possibly useful for producing additional archives
-84user (talk) 17:38, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Archive of World Rankings? 

message: I agree that British English spelling is appropriate for this article, but only because the original editor was British.
Furthermore, he started the article with BBC English rather than Oxford English, and this may confuse other British spellers (like me) and also those non-native writers that learnt British-English using translation dictionaries.
The BBC and Oxford spell these words differently as follows:
BBC spelling	Oxford spelling
organise    	organize
organisation	organization
publicise   	publicize
The disadvantage with using BBC spelling is that most dictionaries do not recognize(I am an Oxford speller!) it, in fact only Chambers has it as a variant, while all others that I could find use Oxford spelling exclusively. This extends to all British-English translation dictionaries in my possession (Hamlyn, Garzanti, Larousse, Zanichelli). -84user (talk) 12:57, 23 August 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  British English - BBC or Oxford Spelling? 

message: the map shows 2006 data and thus doesn't show new countries added in 2007 and doesn't show new data for example the us should now be in red  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.255.218.2 (talk) 07:31, 15 January 2012 (UTC)
thread_title:  the map is outdated 

message: so the section titled "PI and public controversy", around what appears to be the second paragraph, about the controversy around the UK national identity card and the London School of Economics report, seems very much slanted against the government's position in its wording, and seems very highly dismissive of their (admittedly possibly ad hominem, but just as possibly relevant) accusation. I know nothing about what actually happened, though, or the political context that might illuminate it, so I am reluctant to mess with it too much. anamedperson (talk) 21:43, 21 July 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  Neutrality in the "PI and public controversy" section 

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thread_title:  External links modified 

message: Hello I’m hoping to get some feedback from the community regarding possible edits to this page. I am currently volunteering at Privacy International and noticed their Wikipedia page hadn’t been updated since around 2012. I’m not a PI employee but I thought it would be prudent to ask for review from the Wikipedia community before inserting my edits.  Here is a link to my sandbox:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Michael_Morel/sandbox
My changes are mostly simple updates like correcting the employee count, listing recent publications and activities, and there are a few lines about structural changes to the organization since 2012. This is my first time editing so I’m being extra cautious. If someone has a chance to take a look and give me the go ahead, that would be much appreciated. Thanks for your time.Michael Morel (talk) 17:20, 23 February 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Requesting a review of proposed edits. 

message: I have hidden the File:Privacy International 2007 privacy ranking map.png in the article because it is not discussed in the article, and I cannot find anything resembling it at the Privacy International website. The map is apparently based on a ranking of Internet privacy published by Privacy International in 2007, although the current map has been edited and does not fully match that ranking. Also note that the ranking was of , while the word 'Internet' has been omitted in the map description and caption. Donald Albury 18:39, 8 October 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Unsource, probably incorrect or misleading file hidden