> it sets a bad precedent for people coming forward reporting issues. Disagree entirely. Shit happens, and it’s important to accurately report things going on.

> it sets a bad precedent for people coming forward reporting issues. Disagree entirely. Shit happens, and it’s important to accurately report things going on. Sure someone could interpret this as “we should fire the people who make mistakes” but I think it’s unrealistic to begin with and if it were to happen people would see through it.