>to have all of their line-items exhaustively audited Historically, yes, that's the entire point of the movement. Audit everything in the goal of doing the mos

>to have all of their line-items exhaustively audited Historically, yes, that's the entire point of the movement. Audit everything in the goal of doing the most good and not wasting money on frivolities. The auditing approach faded as the movement has grown and became more longtermist, though I (somewhat) expect it to come back now that we're post-ZIRP, post-SBF.