Ask any parent of a teenager and they will inform you that they tell their children to treat everything they post online as if it is public knowledge.
My status as the inventor of the generic drug deferiprone is public knowledge cited in many publications since the 1980s [3].
The location of most of the sites is public knowledge — such as the vast Kandahar air base in Afghanistan.
7. "It's for the great middle class – the 80to90percentent of us in this country" September 21, 2011 Mitt Romney's net worth is not public knowledge – and as he's stated several times, it won't be public knowledge for as long as he can help it.
Although much digital activism falls into the category of electronic civil disobedience, some activists ask that such online political gestures always represent a communal interest and not an individual agenda and that their motifs and agents be public knowledge so as to dissociate them from acts of cyberterrorism or criminal hacking.
This cannot be true of Intendo; if what reasons for action could be was public knowledge, and understood as definitive, there would not be a cottage industry of philosophers arguing about the forms of practical reasoning.
"Given Shkreli's inexperience as an inmate, the fact that it's public knowledge that he still has a lot of money, and his overall spoiled-brat, rich-boy attitude, he'll make a nice target for the press game," Robert Rosso, a former prison gang member doing life for drugs at FCI Terre Haute in Indiana and has written for VICE, told me in an email.
As far as ethics, the bottom line is, whenever you take any donation, it's reported, it's public knowledge.
