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Sara Toye's avatar

Sometimes, all we want when we are wronged is an apology. Insurance companies tell us never to admit that we caused an accident and never to apologize. Lawyers say the same thing. I understand why they do this but I firmly believe that an awful lot of litigation, heartache, and animosity can be avoided with a few simple sentences. “I/we made a mistake and I/we are very sorry for what I/we did. Please accept my/our sincere apology. What can I/we do to make things right?”

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Leo B Watkins's avatar

Makes you wonder how many other items of public interest get hidden in the same manner.

I'd be okay with laws on both the state and national level that prohibit such activity unless it can be shown to be a direct threat to security.

Public business should be public.

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