There appear to be a number of taxa that have had IUCN statuses added to automatically, and had their coordinates obscured when they have been assessed as Near Threatened (NT).
An example of this (I have seen several) is Eucalyptus tenuiramis, the dominant canopy species in mudstone soils in southeastern Tasmania. Despite its Near Threatened IUCN status, this species is dominant through its range, well conserved in many reserves, and under no threat from poaching or collecting.
Threats listed include population reduction, habitat fragmentation, urbanisation, and so on.
Can we please NOT automatically obscure the coordinates of taxa that are not at least vulnerable or endangered, and that are not under threat specifically from poaching, collecting or trampling, for example? What purpose does it serve?