Why your attorneys should be reading this™

The line for any institution that finds itself across from this house: your attorneys should be reading the site, because the site is the record, and the record is the arbiter. Everything is in the open, cited, dated, checkable; nothing hidden, nothing to discover, no back room. The background check is the website. In a contest most institutions expect to win by out-resourcing and out-waiting the individual, radical transparency flips the table: there is no surprise to find and no inconsistency to exploit, because it was all published first, on purpose. The lawyers should read it not as a threat but as a map; this is the whole position, laid out, un-hideable. An argument made in the open, that cites itself, is the one the billable hours cannot out-wait. Read the record; it was always going to be the arbiter. (His coin; machine's read, refine to his.)