There is the desire for transparency but not that recklessness that endangers lives rather than protects them. On the pretext of informing a public of things that disclosure of means friends and enemies have privy to also is reckless, I suggest. Good intentions. The desire for information is a good desire. But not many seek information in the way that protects the safety of others who might be damaged by "any means necessary." We should use the polls to bring about the kind of transparency we so fiercely advocate, in spite of being vulnerable to danger we have been exposed to by this continued effort; but not that NAKEDNESS we would NOT want our own privates exposed to.
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