A convention-bureau researcher uses a shared staff login for all collection so nobody can tell who captured what. What should the research log do?
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Short Explanation
A shared kitchen key cannot tell you who left the stove on. Shared logins hide who captured a page and who mixed identities. Put a name on each note so review and OPSEC have someone to follow.
Full Explanation
Research logs should identify the collector. Shared staff credentials erase attribution, complicate quality review, and blur personal versus research identities—an OPSEC problem as well as a documentation problem. Labeling every capture as "the bureau" has the same defect. Named entries let a supervisor reconstruct who observed a source, with which account, and whether that account stayed isolated from real-world identities.