[JRandomFreeper]

It's like raising children. You have to establish policy first.

My daughter has rules. No running, jumping, or touching each other in the house. She has them written on a board on the wall.

When I enforce those, I tell the grandkids to read them, and tell me which one they broke.

I didn't make the rules, I enforce them. I wouldn't enforce them if they didn't make sense.

But there is ONE policy now and forever, and it's hanging on the wall for me and the grandkids to read.

/johnny

[papertyger]

You have to establish policy first.

But that doesn't mean you have to disclose the policy you establish, particularly if said policies would prove unpopular.

With that in mind, establishing a police presence that walks, talks, and swims like a duck would seem prima facie evidence you intend to move toward policies that require ducks to enforce them.