Keep up the good work boys this is great stuff and is actually a pretty intuitive way to view the files, ive been sharing it for weeks now.

The "Quora Digest" email killed me.

Most of the mails read like fake ones from a video game. Maybe it's because most of them were written by an older generation who uses more classic letter-style writing.

I know I already made a comment but I am now going through the Amazon list and noticing some inaccuracies. Not rly sure if you guys care bc the point is to expose the things he was buying but I scrolled all the way back, saw the same inflatable pool toy twice, clicked on them, and realized one email was asking him if his purchase was good and the second was asking him to answer questions for other amazon buyers about the product. Neither actually show when the item arrived (though the first one does) and he didn't actually purchase it twice. I wonder if other issues are in there?

I also cant help but notice addresses in some. Did you check to make sure he was not sending any gifts to victims or did you just include them all?

.world domain is a perfectly fit for this project, love to see more power brokers' profile joining this Jmail world

Please make the zip files availible for all three dataset 8's!

The number of files on voidzilla's video is different than the number availible from all three on jmail.

There is no meaningful way in jmail for me to contrast the files to see what has been removed or added.

There is also no way to download all of them.

While I appreciate what you have made, it isnt useful for what I want to do, which is contrast the three versions of dataset 8.

It would be easier if you just made the zip files availible.

No shade to jmail, its a neat tool that tons of people find useful, myself included, just not me in this one scenario.

With the administration constantly wiping files and most likely also going back and releasing different versions of certain files do you plan on adding a "version history" feature to show the different versions of each file? A "trash bin" feature for Jmail and JDrive would also be pretty funny. Either way what you guys already created is impressive work!

What technical skills and tools have you deployed during this collaboration that would prove useful for journalists with nontechnical backgrounds?

As a freelance journalist, I have wasted time parsing through pdfs issued by governments or have wasted even more time analyzing and archiving social media ephemera. I would love to learn tech skills relevant to journalism, but don't know where to start.

Oh my, I think that’s the most impressive work I’ve seen here on the HN. Very well done! I hope the public would explore the whole thing pretty quickly. Personally, I afraid they, the files, were highly tampered with, so obviously a lot could be hidden. Yet, still, that’s an achievement we have this opportunity to explore the whole thing, I guess. So this project is impressive in many ways. I enjoyed exploring the interface, can’t believe that’s just a clone, not a real Google product!