Good points. Take for instance any Twitter or FB post where selective outrage kicks in (about 20-25 comments in). One person can be transparent about their beliefs, though in a public forum will have a number of people agreeing or disagreeing with them — and many times without the proper context or knowledge.
Transparency can help shine a light on those areas often overlooked into what’s actually going on. Privacy is now in the way one needs to carry themselves (in a private way, and off social media) or figure out a way to maintain boundaries.
I definitely am for having open and transparent conversations which allow for civil discourse in (semi)public forums with the understanding that nothing online is truly private.
P.S., I dig whoever said that quote 