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It's a shame it sounds like there are no legal avenues for penalising the individuals behind this. Actions like this ought to be criminal. In the end, if the on
by zmmmmm 10y ago
It's a shame it sounds like there are no legal avenues for penalising the individuals behind this. Actions like this ought to be criminal. In the end, if the only penalties are directed at corporations involved it isn't much a of disincentive to state actors or others with sufficient resources who want to game the system.
- MaulingMonkey 10y agoIndividuals? This sounds like a systemic organizational issue. I'm sure we can drum up a few scapegoats, but I'm not sure if that'll be terribly effective in fixing the incentives. Putting everyone involved out of a job and destroying whatever investments in the company they may have had, on the other hand, puts pressure on everyone involved to not fuck up next time.