According to the article Interior is just centralizing the release of the information. That sounds reasonable to me rather than letting any NPS employee discuss it with the press, and is consistent with many other agencies and employers policies (family privacy etc). As far as I can tell the only "cartoon villainy" is based on speculation in the article that the administration has some other motive. The only evidence I can see the article providing is that two deaths last week are not yet listed on the NPS website.
Is the information being released centrally though? It appears not. I feel that you've fallen for their "justification" to censor employees so that it becomes easier to dispose of the administration's enemies in National Parks.
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According to the article Interior is just centralizing the release of the information. That sounds reasonable to me rather than letting any NPS employee discuss it with the press, and is consistent with many other agencies and employers policies (family privacy etc). As far as I can tell the only "cartoon villainy" is based on speculation in the article that the administration has some other motive. The only evidence I can see the article providing is that two deaths last week are not yet listed on the NPS website.
Is the information being released centrally though? It appears not. I feel that you've fallen for their "justification" to censor employees so that it becomes easier to dispose of the administration's enemies in National Parks.