Re: why public accounting is important

begin  Aaron J. Seigo's  quote:

| this is not the first time you've done this in recent weeks on this
| list, either. if you have thoughts of your own state them clearly
| as such and maybe even provide some content to go with the opinion.
| i enjoy reading the viewpoints of others and seriously considering
| their opinions (even when i don't agree with them at the time), but
| that does require an attempt at meaningful communication on their
| part.

okay. fair enough: only those "nonprofit" organizations with nothing 
to hide are likely to want to make their finances open for all to 
see. and only those organizations which are ashamed at their failure 
to do much of anything refuse to explain what, specifically, they 
have done to further their stated cause.

i understand that you do not agree with this. and i hope that you hold 
all organizations to that standard, and therefore do not especially 
object to secrecy as a general policy, rather than merely 
establishing that standard for just one organization, while holding 
other entities to some different standard.
-- 
dep

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