text: • work on specific issues and with precise objectives 
  
  •  focus on immediate usefulness 
  
  • work on demand, on the*services*that people want. Required services define what data must 
  
  be open, not the contrary 
  
  This is the most effective, if not the only strategy, to solve one of the biggest debates in open data: 
  
  *"how do we get people to use the data that we publish?"*. The right question, instead, is "what data 
  
  do people want?". Even if citizens don't realize yet that what they actually want is more Open Data, 
  
  or that what they need can be done more quickly and cheaply by releasing some information in that 
  
  way. 
  
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