>>12556
The reason I'm saying it sounds good is because in practice you'll find that a staffing team does not operate that way themselves. Take the current one for example. They're synchronizing and planning somewhere offboard, are they not? I mean, obviously because they admit to it. But what does it mean that they aren't called out on it? Because it depends on the entire team and their preferences. Throw into the mix the identity fuckers and different platforms tried and leaks and remaking the room for a millionth time, and it really is tiresome. But how would you with an existing crew implement your plans for privacy? They will likely call you OSS anyway.

>>12556
Nah. It's dwindled because Q has yet to post. Fact. It wouldn't have been coopted then breakaway civilization'd with nary a word.