Well, we're all agreed that this was a dumb mistake that could've been easily avoided. And, the admins should own up to it and implement a QA process to avoid

Well, we're all agreed that this was a dumb mistake that could've been easily avoided. And, the admins should own up to it and implement a QA process to avoid a second occurrence. That said, I think the reason this story is getting so much attention is because of the assumed selfish intent. And, that assumption is probably wrong.