A fun read in Slate.

Excerpt: "Like other whistle-blower organizations, FaithLeaks provides sources the ability to anonymously submit sensitive documents, which the site then posts publicly. FaithLeaks uses SecureDrop, an encrypted open-source system that is also used by media outlets including the New York Times and ProPublica. SecureDrop uses the anonymizing Tor network to facilitate submissions that leave no trace online. Founded by two former Mormons in November, FaithLeaks believes that “increased transparency within religious organizations results in fewer untruths, less corruption, and less abuse.”

The documents released this week span from 1999 to 2012, and they’re devastating."

https://slate.com/technology/2018/01/a-new-wikileaks-for-religion-publishes-its-first-trove-of-documents.html

And, thanks to my perusal of the Slate article, here's another interesting and informative article from Gizmondo:


https://gizmodo.com/mormonleaks-goes-to-battle-with-mormon-church-over-leak-1793233049


It's a very good thing that los mormones depend on faith, because if they ever tried to rely on Truth, they would be royally and totally ..., um, ...hurting.