You only point out a fact here. I don't think you are implying that it is ok for cops to be doing something that is specifically to prevent open sharing of the

You only point out a fact here. I don't think you are implying that it is ok for cops to be doing something that is specifically to prevent open sharing of their behavior via common 'platforms'. I also don't think your comment related to the implications at all... which is why your comment is provocative. I wanted to react negatively, accusing you of willful subversion, but all I can do is wonder if you did this intentionally knowing that you would get a reaction. Regardless, I'll explain why your statement is meaningless. Police are here to serve and protect. They serve at the public's discretion. If they do anything to reduce awareness of the public's ability to analyze their performance or behavior while on duty, they are no longer serving or protecting. They should be fired.