It is. There's no way this is 'private' vs. a kinda motivated amateur who can be bothered downloading a copy of the phone book, let alone vs. any parties who ac

It is. There's no way this is 'private' vs. a kinda motivated amateur who can be bothered downloading a copy of the phone book, let alone vs. any parties who actually stand to benefit materially from knowing this stuff. I've often thought that cynically, the real motivation for having non-technical people in these public-facing roles (sales, marketing, media etc.) is so that they can honestly, earnestly, present their understanding of the product. An understanding, that is, which lacks the nuance to properly convey the implications of pretty much any aspect of the situation.