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<blockquote data-quote="Justice and Rule" data-source="post: 9629042" data-attributes="member: 6778210">Yeah, but that means they can privately respond, too. There's significantly less pressure, especially from the outside. Putting out a public statement feels like it not only indicates the severity of problems (because such a response is very unusual and has the potential for blowback, thus indicating they felt it was necessary despite the risks), but also that it gets outside organizations, like potentially interested reporters and such, to start looking in.I don't see how it's any different, to be honest. &quot;Unprofessional rant&quot; feels like you are taking it way more personally than the post actually makes of it.Yeah, but that doesn't really concern me? I'm more confused by you talking about &quot;airing dirty laundry&quot;. If someone is making a stand and putting this stuff out there (Which is largely consistent with what has been said before), what exactly is wrong with that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justice and Rule, post: 9629042, member: 6778210"] Yeah, but that means they can privately respond, too. There's significantly less pressure, especially from the outside. Putting out a public statement feels like it not only indicates the severity of problems (because such a response is very unusual and has the potential for blowback, thus indicating they felt it was necessary despite the risks), but also that it gets outside organizations, like potentially interested reporters and such, to start looking in. I don't see how it's any different, to be honest. "Unprofessional rant" feels like you are taking it way more personally than the post actually makes of it. Yeah, but that doesn't really concern me? I'm more confused by you talking about "airing dirty laundry". If someone is making a stand and putting this stuff out there (Which is largely consistent with what has been said before), what exactly is wrong with that? [/QUOTE]

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