Seen_The_Elephant

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During the course of fulfilling your duties, did you consider yourself "in the loop" informationally at the same level as, say, the captain? For instance, it was obviously vital for you to know that you had to get somewhere, and maybe in a certain way, but were there ever situations where you were in the dark (at least temporarily) about why you were going there?

I'm mostly interested in how big a picture you had access to on missions or whether somebody meted out little bits of it as things unfolded.

Thanks!

I didn't see it referenced yet but this was the response from a Reddit admin when the topic of warrant canaries missing from the 2015 transparency report came up.

A question about how canaries work. Once a canary is pulled, does it have to be pulled forever or could it return after some length of time? For instance, in the yet-to-be-released 2016 transparency report?

On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you assess the overall trustworthiness and good intentions of all the people you've met and interacted with in your long life?

For instance, 8/10 would indicate you feel only about 8 out of 10 people are generally trustworthy and good-intentioned.

Thank you!