| Display title | Revealing Coverup |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Generally speaking, when you're a Diabolical Mastermind and you want to cover up some kind of nefarious activity, the general desire is to be low-key, go about one's business and not attract undue attention. This is especially critical when you don't want the other guys to know that you're being nefarious all over their business. What's the point of breaking in and stealing the codebook if they know you have it and simply change the code? So you keep it simple, keep it quiet, don't rock the boat... |