Shame Makes a Comeback

Vancouver riot:    Social media and crowd-sourced analysis gets results by shaming. Public opprobrium is harsher than the courts.

Reported in Victoria Times Colonist.

  

And Ms Cacnio had to make public apology though she thinks she's a pretty nice person.

The whole social media thing ... it’s great that people are trying to help catch and identify people, but it has become a problem in that people are actually ruining people’s lives. The consequences are far greater than they need to be,” Ms. Cacnio said.

Really Camille?  The consequences are unfair? whole social media thing ... it’s great that people are trying to help catch and ify people, but it has become a problem in that ple are actually ruining people’s

Linked from searchingforliberty.

"Ms. Cacnio believes the online backlash has gone too far in some instances. In her case, it’s the negative publicity now surrounding the Enspire Foundation, a charity she was once involved in. She said some online postings have recommended donations be directed elsewhere.

“The whole social media thing ... it’s great that people are trying to help catch and identify people, but it has become a problem in that people are actually ruining people’s lives. The consequences are far greater than they need to be,” Ms. Cacnio said.

Really Camille?  The consequences are unfair?"