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programming:interaction [2026/09/29 11:39] – Add Ramakrishnan et al. IMC 2026: second saturation study + adaptive stopping, BFS traversal, per-page wait; scope two 'only paper' claims to corpus. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claudeprogramming:interaction [2026/10/08 20:49] (current) – Finish PII leakage collateral: back-links and provenance; Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude
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   * [[Programming:Stateful Stateless|Stateful and Stateless Crawling]] — whether the interaction you performed is still in effect on the next page.   * [[Programming:Stateful Stateless|Stateful and Stateless Crawling]] — whether the interaction you performed is still in effect on the next page.
   * [[Programming:Registration|Automating Login and Registration to Websites]] — the logged-in web this page's 9.5% figure is about.   * [[Programming:Registration|Automating Login and Registration to Websites]] — the logged-in web this page's 9.5% figure is about.
 +  * [[Privacy:PII leakage]] — form filling, login and site search as the treatment that puts a personal value on the page, and why submitting and not submitting are different treatments.
   * [[Programming:Crawler|Comparison of Crawling Libraries]] — which of these actions each library can actually perform.   * [[Programming:Crawler|Comparison of Crawling Libraries]] — which of these actions each library can actually perform.
   * [[Design:Website selection]] and [[Design:Sampling|Representative Sampling Methods]] — the site list, and why subpage selection is a sampling problem with the same failure modes.   * [[Design:Website selection]] and [[Design:Sampling|Representative Sampling Methods]] — the site list, and why subpage selection is a sampling problem with the same failure modes.
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