Question:
I'm practicing my STATA coding skills and I was wondering,
- would I be violating any regulations if I were to graph any interesting associations and post the graphs on social media?
For example, if I create graphs using the Canadian Community Health Survey PUMF and post the graphs on my social media, would I be breaching any of the policies in the Data use restrictions?
Please let me know as I think it would be interesting to post a few data visualization series across my social media profiles.
Answer:
As long as the researcher is citing Statistics Canada, it shouldn’t be a problem!
