[pp.int.general] Coreteam reports 29.8.09 and 3.9.09

[JaRrr]

> Part of what we strive for is transparency in governmental dealings.
> This should extend to political parties in general. If you can't even
> be transparant enough to reveal your name when on a party board, then
> you're unlikely to work for it. There is a clear line, privacy for
> people, up until they run for office, either elected office, or office
> of a group running for elected office. At which point, you have
> decided to lose some of your privacy, for transparancy. You can't have
> it both ways, but that point, and that switch over is something YOU
> decide, yourself, and is not imposed elsewhere. Thus I feel it's a
> good compromise.
>
> Andrew

Add-on:

People wanting to remain anonymous BUT would like to engage in political 
action can join the Anonymous movement. http://www.whyweprotest.net.

(Hi to them ;) )