(01-01-2017, 08:32 PM)Tim Wrote: While I'm generally supportive for this bill, and think it's a very important thing to have so we can ensure we are aware of everybody's various other regional and non-regional affiliations across Nationstates, I've got a few concerns. My two concerns is simply the fact that some of us who have been around for far too long get a bit forgetful about all of our various positions we've had which would be an issue about disclosure, and the fact that there's a fair bit of us in the R/D Intelligence/Undercover game who wouldn't exactly feel at liberty disclosing all the places we've been either in public or to the CRS. While I don't mind being poked about forgetting to mention a regional affiliation I'd simply forgotten at some point, there's no way in hell I'd be telling the public or the CRS some of the various stuff I've done as, well, not as myself.

(it's not because it's against TSP, it's just because they have no need to know and some of it could be ongoing >.>)

When you've played forever, things are likely to get lost. It happens and I don't think we've ever had an issue about someone forgetting a region they've been in or a role they had. (Heck, I don't think I can name all the roles I've played in TSP.)

However, if we follow the logic that there are some things you (general, not personal) wouldn't disclose and thereby shouldn't have to, how can we ever trust someone running for a position? Are voters not entitled to know who the person they are voting for is?

At the very least voters should be allowed to know the general idea of what you've done, even if it's in vague generalities.