The internet's changing, imagine someone using today's meme: why would anyone go on the internet and lie? posted in 1997 (before google) on usenet, when internet was 20-50k of actual geeks who thought this is for sharing real ideas? They would answer him without even seeing how this is a joke. Everybody knows about russian troll farms (bit less but still expect majority to have also read about US troll farms, not on fox or ABC news), times are changing. Open modlogs would be absurd in the infancy of the internet, now it's PR/propaganda machine, nothing wrong/bad comes out of it, so why not? Would kill those juicy/corny mod drama threads for sure, if anyone could point to the log saying this is bullsh*t accusation (that's why I'm against, still no idea what to do with the popcorn), why not? (some thought is needed so we don't become linkfarm as the world cup streaming live 20xx spam as we used to get, not recently though). This has nothing with our current discussion (or the participants), but is transparency good or bad?