Why do these Florida observations have taxon geoprivacy?

[jwidness]

I said “might” because subspecies have never been able to override species level status:

@carrieseltzer

We don’t have functionality at present to make exceptions for descendent taxa (or geographic places), so that would be a new feature.

@loarie

Geoprivacy from conservation statuses also propagate down the taxonomic tree, so if there’s an obscuring conservation status on a species, observations of a subspecies will be obscured even if there’s an open conservation status on the subspecies.

@jwidness

finer taxa automatically inherit status/geoprivacy from coarser taxa even if they have their own status set.

But since the species is open in Florida, maybe it will work in this case?