points by IanCal 1 day ago | 0 comments
It’s a surname. (Edit you can see this in the first row they use it as an example surname)
[–] angry_octet 1 day ago
[–] IanCal 15 hours ago
That is not what they say. There are errors in the data, the data does not have the real name it has “female child” in instead.
Perhaps there’s something else in the post that you’re talking about but please do take the time to actually read what’s there, I’m only telling you what’s written in the text around the problem you think you’ve found.
Cf Lies we believe about Names, Addresses and Dates.