I am a HUGE supporter of Ning. You folks try really hard and it shows. I hope to 
be with you forever. But if you, as Ning's CEO, won't disclose your identity and other 
details of the company, then I have no choice but to leave.

That's the last thing I want to do.

Ning, and our sites, could disappear overnight, and with it years of content; a decade's worth in my case.

You have all of our member information. Member emails could end up who knows 
where, and their IP addresses traced to locations. Confidential member-to-member 
communications revealed, and more.

I am responsible for the safety and wellbeing of my members, and this needs to be rectified right away.

Things may be different in Russia than in the western world. But if you want to succeed worldwide—which you deserve to do, even with the bugs and slowish development—you're going to have to be open about the company.

Please, let's get this handled now.

Steve