"I'm surprised that she opted to publicly put the blame on someone and link to their Twitter." Because public division creates sides, and taking one of those s

"I'm surprised that she opted to publicly put the blame on someone and link to their Twitter." Because public division creates sides, and taking one of those sides gives you favour with one group. A pragmatic, mild mannered person who works on such issues behind the scenes is not going to be popular. But division makes enemies in one camp, allies in the other. Now we all know someone's name whereas we wouldn't have before. So one can make a career out championing said allies. I think a lot of people have this instinct, just expressed in different ways.