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The title of this article is "AOL search data leak". Both the term "search data" and the term "leak" are not quite right:

• It was not "search data", which could be many different things, but ratherWeb search queries in chronological order.
• It was not "leaked" -- which implies that the data release was unintentional or illicit.

This was anintentional (though misguided) release of search queries.I propose to rename the page toAOL search query log release orAOL query log release. --Macrakis (talk)21:09, 16 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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