Every public benchmark is a horrible blasphemous lie. The only benchmarks that are honest are the ones you conduct in private, with your very specific use case. There is no point in publishing them, because they're useless to everybody but you. Public benchmarks, on the other hand, are crafted as advertising for your favorite [fill in the blank].
If you generate some data which would be dishonest when published, it is also dishonest in private, except that you are only being dishonest to yourself and nobody can review your dishonesty.
If you generate data which are honest in your use case, then you can publish them honestly as long as you are specific about your use case.
