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@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ This project generates a spreadsheet that looks like this:
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Each cell is the total message count for a user in a chat.
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The goal is to afford distributed collection of group participation metadata
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from a community that uses disparate signal groups. No one participant in the
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group is a member of every group, so we need to make use of multiple users'
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signal data.
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from a community that uses disparate signal groups. No one member of the
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community is a member of every signal group, so we need to make use of multiple
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users' signal data.
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I personally would not at all feel comfortable sending someone my decrypted
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signal database, so I implemented this as a dockerized python command line tool
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