I never got the quest for punishment for actions like this.
They did something bad, the community reacted negatively. If they fix the problem, rewarding them is going to make sure it sticks around.
Continuing to "punish" them for something they fixed only sends the message that the fix was pointless and that it would have been better to ignore the problem like so many other companies (including Facebook themselves) do.
They did something bad, the community reacted negatively. If they fix the problem, rewarding them is going to make sure it sticks around.
Continuing to "punish" them for something they fixed only sends the message that the fix was pointless and that it would have been better to ignore the problem like so many other companies (including Facebook themselves) do.