Whatever the answer is or the rights and wrongs of publishing the names, I do think this is a rather neat example of the democratisation of information afforded by the internet.
When information becomes available it becomes available everywhere at all times. It becomes a laughable exercise in futility for any power, even a supreme court, to try and restrict or censor that information in a way that is truly. Those who wish to control information are, of course, adapting to this reality. The law, however, is yet to catch up.
Andrew Goodfellow-Swaap
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