I think punishing one person (or even a group of people) is an ineffective tool. If someone gets fired for this, maybe we'll feel better, but I'm sure the cumul

I think punishing one person (or even a group of people) is an ineffective tool. If someone gets fired for this, maybe we'll feel better, but I'm sure the cumulative tracking data would be worth it, and it wouldn't change their motivations for doing these sorts of things. It's similar to punishing an engineer for pushing a commit that causes an outage. They didn't come to work planning on an outage, and they probably didn't think they were going to cause an outage up and until the outage happened. If you fire them, you're doing nothing to prevent that outage from just happening again with someone else later.