I for one applaud Facebook's new efforts to apply radical transparency to the personal information of their employees, as they have done in the past for their u

I for one applaud Facebook's new efforts to apply radical transparency to the personal information of their employees, as they have done in the past for their users. Just like your circles of friends, browsing activity, unsent messages, sexual orientation, credit card purchases, webcams, microphones, address books, and geographic location, your banking records want to be free! The only people who can be harmed by such honesty are those with something to hide, after all- and surely none of you have something to hide?