It's like a Phildickian scramble suit for metadata. Indeed, consider adopting a scramble suit approach for all your datatrail anonymization.

The thinking being, of course, that absent metadata is more suspicious (and more easily flagged) than misleading metadata. #ReMetadater

Anyone at #28C3 wanna code this up? (If such a tool doesn't already exist.) The Club Mate is on me! #MetadataRandomizer #ReMetadater

Better still, replace the metadata with plausible but bogus data. Hrmm. There could be a useful drag & drop app here: "Metadata Randomizer"

A clever service, but also a cautionary reminder for honest folks w/ legitimate reasons for posting photos anonymously: SCRUB YOUR METADATA!

At TidBITS, GlennF reports on GadgetTrak's CameraTrace, a service that uses serial# metadata to find stolen cameras: t.co/ruojQwq6

Meet some of the amazing people we've showcased in Wikipedia's storytelling campaign: t.co/A7EZKp0P

Noted political monthly TheProspect looks at why Wikipedia relies on user funding & storytelling instead of paid ads: t.co/AvS5GVdZ

Co-authored by Raindrift & Jimmy_wales, this is the most practical & NPOV proposal for a Wikipedia response to #SOPA t.co/ewJMECNw

Your voice is needed! t.co/ewJMECNw Log in, click EDIT and add a comment in support of a Wikipedia black-out in protest of #SOPA