Deaccessioning: What should show in search card?

[scolapasta]

I deaccessioned a dataset and only I can see the search card (good). But it still shows the thumbnail and the description. - should it only show the citation?

[scolapasta]

And maybe the deaccession reason? (is this reason searchable? Are other fields searchable?)

[eaquigley]

spoke to @posixeleni and we think it should have citation, default dataset icon (not a file thumbnail) and instead of description, have the reason for deaccessioning. As far as I know, the reason and no other fields for deaccession is searchable; @posixeleni and I agree that none of those fields for deaccession should be indexed and searchable.

[jggautier]

It seems that the only unaddressed suggestion in this github issue is about the thumbnails: The search card and landing pages of deaccessioned datasets should show only the default dataset icon (and not show whatever thumbnail the dataset had before it was deaccessioned).

In Dataverse 4.9.1, the search card and landing pages of deaccessioned datasets do show the thumbnails that the dataset had before it was deaccessioned. When people who don't have permissions on the dataset use the deaccessioned dataset's URL (https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/ZYPZPW) or persistent ID (https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/ZYPZPW) to get to the dataset, they can see the dataset thumbnail. I imagine this could be a problem if the deaccession reason was related to data privacy concerns.

@scolapasta, is the thumbnail issue the only unaddressed issue in this github issue? Could we open a new one for it (and close this one)?