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If an article was posted by $random_internet_person about a car that exploded with "some details changed", where necessary context is missing (e.g. what the car
by staktrace 8y ago
If an article was posted by $random_internet_person about a car that exploded with "some details changed", where necessary context is missing (e.g. what the car company did in the aftermath to ensure it doesn't happen again), then yes, we should withhold the name of the company until a fuller picture is available. It's not ethical to go about blaming and shaming unless you know for a fact what happened and the context surrounding the incident. And unless you're Rachel, you don't.