[john_b]

Why stop with the implementors? Why not also blame the janitors that clean the office they work in? Why not blame the project managers to oversee the project? Or the politicians who approved funding for the technology? Or the voters who voted the politicians into office?

The human need to assign blame to a single source is an evolutionary remnant that we should be aware of and try to correct for, rather than embracing it. Just because something is terrible doesn't mean you can put all the blame for it on one person or group of people.

[striking]

Blame whoever has the power to stop it. I wouldn't blame a janitor because they likely have nothing to do with what's happening. An interesting form of slippery slope.