The more I think about it though, the more I'm aligned with the idea — except the home address part, that's just mental and dangerous.
So all your details like salary, social security number, etc. are public. What's the end result? For me, nothing. I _could_ care less, but not by much.
I know people get all worked up about things like their social security number being exposed, "because fraud!", but really? How? They'd go somewhere and try to open a bank account or something with your details? Without an government approved ID?
On the other hand, I can see a lot of good coming from this level of transparency. So much crap is possible due to secrecy being the norm. It's like how at work you're expected not to share your salary with co-workers, but the C-levels know how much you get paid. Same thing in society; we're expected not to share information with each other, but the government knows everything. Put it all out in the open and let's see what floats.