Netflix and Richard Gadd failed in their duty of care because the methods used to disguise the real-life subject of the show were inadequate.

“I think at the very least the Netflix duty of care and Richard G's duty of care has been a spectacular failure I agree right regardless of anything else regardless of your culpability of anything the duty of care has failed because people identified you incredibly quickly so they've made this”

Netflix and Richard Gadd have failed in their duty of care by not sufficiently disguising her identity, which led to her being identified by internet sleuths.

“I think at the very least the Netflix duty of care and Richard G's duty of care has been a spectacular failure I agree right regardless of anything else regardless of your culpability of anything the duty of care has failed because people identified you incredibly quickly”

Mark Gagnon believes that the media sensationalizes stories based on profitability and political narratives rather than objective truth.

“is it possible that those like the way that the story's framed just makes less money you know what i mean like if there's a white dude that does it and they're like oh we can antagonize white people and get white people riled up that'll give us more money”

Media figures should avoid using their platforms in ways that create divisiveness or that allow critics to use them for content.

“I want to do that without being divisive. And what I learned was the way that I approached that gave other people a chance to be divisive and I can't do that. And so in looking at it, the thing I have to know is you can't play chess with people who only own checkers”

She suggests legacy media companies treat Republican and religious viewpoints with an undeserved deference that enables their influence.

“there's always this difference that if somebody is um a Republican or if they are religious and we disagree, we might have to whisper about it.”

She believes the media has historically enabled and been too lenient toward Donald Trump.

“It's amazing to me how uh easy the media is on Trump and has been for like 10 years. How he just gets away with so much [ __ ] and he's gotten away with so much [ __ ] his whole life.”

Media figures should avoid making accusations against political candidates that cannot be grounded in specific, proven actions.

“always connect it to an actual policy that he either talks about or has executed you it can't just be like oh I think Donald Trump is like I think Donald Trump is a fascist because he talks about um being a dictator okay more there's more there”