(06-06-2020, 05:29 PM)Tsunamy Wrote: So ... I can't help but feel like this is a bit of overkill.

It's one thing if we want to make it so a whistleblower can't be retaliated against/dismissed from a post, but it's another to suggest that "outing" a whistleblower is akin to espionage.  

If a member of the government would expose a whistleblower as a form of retaliation — sure. But,if someone else just happens to let it slip that the person is a whistleblower — that's a different situation.

Good point - I changed it so it requires intent to cause repercussions, and took out the 'personal' part regarding your post on Discord.

Edit: I've also changed the wording from 'illicit' to 'concerning'.