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a student requests accession records with donor names for tomorrow’s class and donor asked for confidentiality
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+A graduate student asked me for accession records tomorrow to cite donations in their thesis, but…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+A graduate student asked me for accession records tomorrow to cite donations in their thesis, but the registry tells me some donor names must be confidential. I don’t want to breach trust or slow the student. Diagnose if this is a redaction-for-review problem or a permissions issue, and tell me the fastest, safest redaction step I can take tonight to remove donor names while leaving provenance usable. Give the two-line explanation to the student about why certain fields are withheld.
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