Privacy-respecting statistics on use of OpenOversight

[redshiftzero]

We often get questions like "How many people have used OO to file complaints?". We might want to think about privacy-respecting ways to provide an answer here that isn't "no logs no masters". Just a thought.

[b-meson]

The leading candidate here is something like Piwik which I know other organizations (FPF, maybe FLM) use for this very reason.

[jujueyeball]

Library Freedom Project recommended it to librarians at a workshop last month too.

-- Daniel Massoglia Attorney and Counselor at Law (On A Cell Phone)

On Jan 4, 2017 5:22 PM, "Freddy Martinez" [email protected] wrote:

The leading candidate here is something like Piwik https://piwik.org/ which I know other organizations (FPF, maybe FLM) use for this very reason.

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[fritzdavenport]

Sounds like it's Matomo now? Looks like it can run in docker?

https://matomo.org/docs/installation/#start-the-installation

https://hub.docker.com/_/matomo

[b-meson]

Yep the project definitely got renamed. We have thought about it but I think I stopped looking at it because it would have required PHP (this was a long time ago so my memory might be bad)