> Like everything else, there are ways to do it right, and way to go complete bananas with it. Sure, agreed. Sometimes it's implemented well and sometimes it i

> Like everything else, there are ways to do it right, and way to go complete bananas with it. Sure, agreed. Sometimes it's implemented well and sometimes it isn't. I've experienced some of both. When it isn't well-implemented and is particularly non-critical, it can feel a bit dystopian to the engineers. If done well and for a good cause, it should be fine.