Emails Searched For ...
This blog has provided to investigators and ordinary citizens alike a tool to readily search the emails provided by the city pursuant to a freedom of information request.
The use of this tool has been quite widespread!
Of interest are the most popular search terms. The findings noted below are for the most statistically significantly used terms. The terms noted below encompass their semantic equivalents – for example, searching on “JOHN XYZ”, “mr. XYZ”, “xyz” and on just “XYZ” are semantically equivalent.
Many other search terms were queried, but the above seven are the most "popular". Naturally, "popular" in this context may not be something altogether positive given who has been searching.
Interesting, isn’t it?
The use of this tool has been quite widespread!
Of interest are the most popular search terms. The findings noted below are for the most statistically significantly used terms. The terms noted below encompass their semantic equivalents – for example, searching on “JOHN XYZ”, “mr. XYZ”, “xyz” and on just “XYZ” are semantically equivalent.
Bill Moss 31.05%
John Arceri 16.32%
Ted Forcht 13.16%
Jon Igleheart 11.58%
Anchoring 11.05%
Chuck Kiester 10.53%
Sal Schiarrino 6.32%
Many other search terms were queried, but the above seven are the most "popular". Naturally, "popular" in this context may not be something altogether positive given who has been searching.
Interesting, isn’t it?
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