> That's exactly what the article describes, though. I feel like you didn't read it. They detail, at length, a system for keeping track of doctors and pharmacie

> That's exactly what the article describes, though. I feel like you didn't read it. They detail, at length, a system for keeping track of doctors and pharmacies who over-prescribe and over-order Oxycontin. A system for keeping track of them and then largely ignoring them. Purdue had all the information they needed, and they mostly sat on it and dragged their feet. That's arguably worse than if they had been completely blind.