Vomiting up all the facts onto the table has a way of clouding truth. Similarly, saying too much without helping the listener understand what is important and what is not is irresponsible. To really convey the point, one must prioritize the facts, sort the wheat from the chaff. Admittedly this selective editing process puts the editor in a dangerous position. It means that if you are not clear about your own motives and your ultimate intent, you can cloud and color the truth in ways that are not just deceptive or manipulative but destructive.
