At the OpenCDA.com "Open Session" post today, Dan Gookin points out that he watched the Lake City Development Corp meeting last night. And was particularly interested in the discussion about online records. Seems LCDC members were pretty concerned about individuals altering the records. "What the LCDC does is ridiculous enough," posts Gookin. "No one needs to alter their records." If someone at LCDC has proof that records have been altered, continues Gookin, then they should let the public know about it -- and name names. You can read the entire comment here.

Question: Have you ever wished you could go back an expunge something you've written online, at HucksOnline or elsewhere? Have you ever done so?