> many people will complain their regulation is too lax
Oh, definitely. No matter how tight or lax the regulation is, people will complain any existing regulations are too lax, and too harsh.
The more interesting bit how different populations will respond.
The do you own research folks will complain about both sides: both that the regulations are too tight and too loose. "Be better" will be thrown about.
Underrepresented minorities will hear all the noise, not hear many people of their own group, and inherently distrust the whole thing.
The people who actually own the problem will try to ignore the noise and focus on doing their jobs, keeping their own comments to themselves, thus depriving the conversation of the voices that would be most helpful.
The silent majority (or at least largest minority) will quietly make decisions based on un-admitted allegiances and biases.
Oh, definitely. No matter how tight or lax the regulation is, people will complain any existing regulations are too lax, and too harsh.
The more interesting bit how different populations will respond.
The do you own research folks will complain about both sides: both that the regulations are too tight and too loose. "Be better" will be thrown about.
Underrepresented minorities will hear all the noise, not hear many people of their own group, and inherently distrust the whole thing.
The people who actually own the problem will try to ignore the noise and focus on doing their jobs, keeping their own comments to themselves, thus depriving the conversation of the voices that would be most helpful.
The silent majority (or at least largest minority) will quietly make decisions based on un-admitted allegiances and biases.