https://twitter.com/jsolomonreports/status/1256754110298292224?s=21

https://justthenews.com/government/federal-agencies/odni-orders-consistency-how-anonymous-identities-are-described

https://justthenews.com/government/federal-agencies/odni-orders-consistency-how-anonymous-identities-are-described

The leader of U.S. national intelligence has issued a memo ordering the entire U.S. intelligence community to adopt consistent principles on how information on anonymous identities are disseminated in government reports. 

The memo written by Richard Grenell, the acting director of Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and obtained by Just the News states Grenell's "increasingly concerned" with intelligence reports in which the policies regarding masked identities are "inconsistently applied." 

The intelligence community for a variety of reasons regularly suppresses, or "masks," the identity of sources, subjects of investigation and other Americans that may end up in IC [intelligence community] reports. Operatives will often describe masked individuals in ways vague enough to preclude any identification of them. Yet Grenell in his memo implied that this practice is not rigorously followed throughout the community.