> decidedly public If that were true then the concept of registered agents wouldn't be tolerated, but in reality they're commonly used - even by the lowly work

> decidedly public If that were true then the concept of registered agents wouldn't be tolerated, but in reality they're commonly used - even by the lowly working class setting up their LLCs. In any case, an appeal to the tyranny of the majority isn't a strong argument - I certainly wasn't a part of that decision... unless we're talking about the social contract I implicitly agreed to upon emerging from the birth canal.