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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 8944082" data-attributes="member: 7035894">Totally disagree. I work at a private school, and we have plenty of internal disagreements about policy, etc., but if someone goes leaking those disagreements they always are doing so to serve their own agenda and it absolutely kills internal trust so that conversations become next to impossible. I am sure it is the same at any business. For instance, if you look at some of the leaks from this controversy, a significant number were straight up misinformation, probably intended to advance a personal agenda (i.e. the claims that WotC doesn't even look at survey data).There is a place for leaks and sometimes they are courageous and important. But most of the time, they are poison in a workplace. They make it harder to air disagreements and tend to harden positions while preventing management from hearing legitimate counterarguments.</blockquote>