Pretty disgusting how this entire press release amounts to political posturing and taking credit for the Arab Spring, with, what, one sentence about how terrible it is that names are now being released unredacted?
You can argue that Wikileaks isn't the one ultimately responsible for this, that it's the Guardian or the US government or whatever, but in their response they seem almost totally unconcerned with protecting individuals, and overwhelmingly concerned with getting credit for political revolutions.