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I don't want to speak for GP, but if their thinking is anything like mine, it would be: My name isn't and never would be on that list.
by jat850 16y ago
I don't want to speak for GP, but if their thinking is anything like mine, it would be:
My name isn't and never would be on that list.
- gojomo 16y agoAre you sure? In a war, disinformation is common. And mistakes are made. And names aren't unique. Even a noncombatant thousands of miles away, with no allegiances to either side, could get confused with a conflict principal. Of course, this tangential risk doesn't suggest all info should remain confidential, any more than the existence of some crimes means all operational info from a war zone must be totally public. It just means tread carefully if revealing info that's prone to misinterpretation, or info that might be used by combatants to direct indiscriminate retaliatory violence. If Wikileaks came across a list of confidential informants in domestic murder cases under investigation, would it be a good idea to publish that list?