If you want to ask it, ask it in the proper context. Don't pretend that you aren't changing the subject because you made a bullshit accusation.

If you want to ask it when it's in context or start a conversation with it, feel free. Just don't do it immediately after being called out, as though it had anything to do with the topic at hand. It's disingenuous, and I won't be baited into it.

The topic went from "ohh they're hiding this juicy stuff" to "make modlogs public!!!!" as soon as I pointed out how completely wrong you were in your first accusation.

Do you really think that way of arguing is going to help you? All you're doing is seeming unreasonable to the people you actually need to talk to if you want change.

You can change the subject. You may even be able to get some people to downvote me for not answering. You won't get any actual change by being slimier than 24 hour news networks. All you're doing is proving why it's pointless to try to have a real conversation about moderation here. If you're shown to be wrong, you won't admit it, you won't address it. You'll change the subject, and then repeat the cycle tomorrow, again, and again. THAT is why I won't answer your question here.