On the one hand (a) is probably right. On the other hand it is a story of technical interest to those of use who are not part of the "angry mob". For me I have

On the one hand (a) is probably right. On the other hand it is a story of technical interest to those of use who are not part of the "angry mob". For me I have voted up some of the stories because they contrast interestingly - the way, for example, the TC stories have contrasted to EJ's accounts are interesting. And as an example of how "damage limitation" can bite you (fairly or otherwise) there are a lot of lessons here. End of the day; this is a big story in this community and there are some key lessons here. I'd definitely vote up someone who could blog about it critically from a "things you could learn for your business" position.