> But that's on the user. The user shouldn't get upset in that scenario and has no right to. I agree. I also agree that when dealing with large numbers of peo

> But that's on the user. The user shouldn't get upset in that scenario and has no right to. I agree. I also agree that when dealing with large numbers of people, there will be people who don't understand this and/or will actively try to social engineer their way out of their own decisions. Setting customer expectations and meeting them successfully isn't easy.