What tribunals can do, however, is proactively address the privacy concerns underpinning claims for a right to be forgotten by providing effective notice to affected parties, writing decisions through a privacy -
sensitive lens, and developing web
posting practices that attempt to minimise the opportunities for inappropriate use of
personal information that needs to be included in tribunal decisions.
This is evident because they either put
sensitive information such as their address, forget to include a
personal synopsis, or eschew SEO - friendly practices such as
post tags.