On a slightly related note should there be some form of public shaming for those that post on forums during work hours.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/repor...ticle13988435/
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For three decades, growth in Canadian labour productivity (at its simplest, output in dollars per hour worked) has lagged behind productivity growth in the United States and other major countries. A recent update of the productivity data by Statistics Canada, to the end of 2011, has revealed that the problem has gotten even worse.
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But the inescapable bottom line is that growth in Canadian labour productivity is falling further behind that of our American neighbours; the problem is even worse than previously thought. Unless productivity growth becomes more of a national priority, there is no reason to expect that long-term pattern to change.
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Is there some sort of public shaming we can do to expose those individuals who are destroying Canada by reducing our productivity by posting on internet forums during the workday?