The White House, the site by popular demand is certainly an interesting experiment in an attempt to be more open government. However, as was discovered last week when he mentioned the petition against SOUP / E-parasite, many people believe that the administration is not really taking the issue seriously. In particular, it had a lot of anger at the sweet, the policy does not give answers to the questions raised in the petitions. This led to a demand to make requests more seriously, and a slightly sarcastic response (found via Ars Technica), in the form of a petition calling for a "vapid and condescending, the answer meaningless, politically safe with this request . "

request a tasteless and condescending, the answer makes sense, politically safe with this request.

Since these requests are taken into account, other than a casual statement of policy condescending and inept amounts to nothing more than a slap in the condescending head, the undersigned would like to have the illusion of success. Like no other result of this process seems possible, demand that the White House once a staff member to write a reply less docile and tasteless to this request, and never try to take significant steps in this or any other matter. We would also like a cookie.
Although very sarcastic, it's a great way to make a point. While the press can be smoothed with the standard boring political vacuum, the public is very, very tired. It seems that the public really wants a bit of authenticity there, and it will not come back. Unfortunately, the demand for authenticity is not likely to be greater