We can talk a lot about how a tool should be used and how best to use it correctly - and those discussions can be valuable. But we also need to step back and co

We can talk a lot about how a tool should be used and how best to use it correctly - and those discussions can be valuable. But we also need to step back and consider how the tool is actually being used, and the real effects we observe. At a certain point you might need to ask what the toolmakers can do differently, rather than only blaming the users.