> Since when was HN anti-privacy? Why should there be any expectation of privacy about what someone does during the course of their job paid for by tax payers

> Since when was HN anti-privacy? Why should there be any expectation of privacy about what someone does during the course of their job paid for by tax payers that also involves direct interaction with the public? This sounds like expecting us to anonymize what politicians do in some sort of weird effort to protect the "privacy" of their public actions.