Good point. I think that for practical purposes, the opposite of secretive isn't broadcasting, just ignoring. For instance, for a web startup, the city you're

Good point. I think that for practical purposes, the opposite of secretive isn't broadcasting, just ignoring. For instance, for a web startup, the city you're located in isn't anything worth keeping secret, but it's also not very valuable to reveal either. With pretty much any aspect of a startup, you can ask "Do I benefit from keeping this secret?" and "Do I benefit from broadcasting this?" If neither of those are yes, then just move on.