Except that it keeps happening constantly and platform-owning companies just quietly "correct" the error and everything is fine. It is not a fair process if it

Except that it keeps happening constantly and platform-owning companies just quietly "correct" the error and everything is fine. It is not a fair process if it requires you to get public outrage. Whenever I see a story of a kid which family succeeded to collect money for an expensive treatment thanks to public outcry, I always think about all those other kids who were not so fortunate to get public interested in them. Should we be happy that we got one of a thousand saved or should we be thinking there is something fundamentally wrong?