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RE: Witness Update - Acknowledgement of error and changes to @curie witness operation structure (April 2nd, 2018)
Things happen. It's unfortunate, but that's life. You're making changes moving forward instead of just ignoring the problem like some may have done.
We can all sit here and criticize over what's done, but what's done is done and the important thing is what the community can expect for your team in the future, particularly as you still hold a vital technical role.
Not trying to brownnose, just my 2 cents having just seen this linked above my post in the chat.
Yes, agree with what you are saying here 100%. As part of the Curie community I can tell you that we all felt a timely response was important; and while it is unfortunate this happened in the first place, we have much more robust monitoring and QA protocols in place now.
The 4 eyes process is a really smart and simple idea that I think we'll borrow from you in the future as well.
One of the benefits of being a community witness is that you pretty much always have someone around to check any changes that you are making. A lot of the time, the changes don't need to be too technical anyway, and even if they are, in the face of having to explain them to someone non-technical, you will often pick up something that you missed.