The name needs to change but also the attitude that as engineers, we build complex systems and assume everyone has the knowledge how to use it. A few world wide outages I've been a part of was caused by a task runner which didn't lint the command and allowed a broken bash one-liner to be executed across every system in parallel.

Yes, it's a simple mistake but how was a system allowed access to our global environment that this edge case was never calculated? In many of the meetings, the common issue is communication even between co-workers on the same team, and between internal platform providers. One case was an outage on the storage backend and realized after a long meeting that the internal SLA was much greater than we expected (and which the systems would timeout). It only worked for so long as storage utilization was extremely low.