> I've worked at places that did blameless post-mortems and it was sometimes frustrating because remediation often felt like a second-class citizen Maybe I'm m

> I've worked at places that did blameless post-mortems and it was sometimes frustrating because remediation often felt like a second-class citizen Maybe I'm missing something, but that seems orthogonal to the blamelessness. Blame won't necessarily bring remediation front-and-center either (and will probably do far more harm do that end).