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No, it doesn't lead to 'outing'. To "cut to the chase" of how it might apply to a real situation... let us say that SDS forms a "public advocacy committee". With a rule that 2/3 of the members must be definietley (and therefor "out", if tthat applies to the individual) PD's. The 2/3 or 67% of the members would be "out" pds, and the rest under that policy, would be AB's and maybe closetted PD's. If any of the other 33% -- are non-disclosed PD's, that would only push the "true total" % of PD's on the comittee -- higher. Which is not a problem at all.