See, I've always felt like that view puts too much blame on skipping one step. @davis.dakota, I get where you're coming from, but in my experience, defects usually come from rushing the whole process, not just missing the shakeout. If you know your materials and your method, you can adjust and still get a clean result. It's more about knowing when you can cut a corner without messing everything up.

Yeah, saw something similar a few years back. Some folks online got obsessed with an old break-in case and started messaging the victim's grown kids, asking super personal questions. It got so bad the family had to make everything private and the local police put out a statement asking people to stop. They can accidentally tip off a person of interest or trample over real evidence. Best thing is to report solid tips to the cops directly, not blast names and addresses online. What did the family in your case say about the photo?