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It's not helpful to provide incentives to companies who only own up to their mistakes after a brutal public shaming.
by debacle 14y ago
It's not helpful to provide incentives to companies who only own up to their mistakes after a brutal public shaming.
- r00fus 14y agoNo, but it's good to recognize they did the right thing eventually. This isn't "providing an incentive", it's showing them that good behavior is expected. Anyone who has raised kids understands this basic psychology.
- debacle 14y agoI've got two kids. You discipline your kids when they misbehave. You don't reward them for doing what they should have done in the first place.
- chc 14y agoThis seems to entail that it's helpful (or at least not harmful) to incentivize companies to ignore complaints. Because if there's nothing they can do to satisfy you, there's little point in them going to the trouble of dealing with you, is there?
- jsprinkles 14y agoShould we hold you to the same standard, then? That you're not allowed to fix your mistakes after they've been pointed out to you, because you're aware of every mistake you've ever made and nobody should ever have to tell you what you've done wrong?