Ok, the specific culture that she wants to protect aside, I can see this being an effective way to give reminders. It's not going to work with people that are s

Ok, the specific culture that she wants to protect aside, I can see this being an effective way to give reminders. It's not going to work with people that are so new that they don't know what the cultural norms are. But, let's say there's an issue with the continuous deployment system: "Ah, let's just build it locally and copy the binary to the production servers." "No. We don't do that here." <sigh> "Yeah. Ok, I'll see if I can debug this thing..." The reasons are obvious, and we don't need to open a debate right now, despite the inconvenience at the moment.