As far as I can tell, it's run for employees by employees. If it ever starts doing more harm than good, it will just stop. People have to want to submit and wan

As far as I can tell, it's run for employees by employees. If it ever starts doing more harm than good, it will just stop. People have to want to submit and want to read it. So I don't see this as management sponsored spying, just employees wanting more transparency. To highlight what actually goes on. I believe the point with the 'usually' was that the only one who had been named was Eric Schmidt from a open meeting.