This is a tough one. I think that in the age of social media, we have to be very, very careful with what we post. I don't really agree with public shaming until a crime is proven, and that goes for outside the industry as well as in.
Human beings are ruled by perspective, which is further skewed by emotion. Anyone who has watched divorce proceedings between two friends should have some inkling of what I'm talking about. Two otherwise good people can turn into two monsters hell-bent on destroying one another.
While I would trust some SPs I know to make the appropriate call on what is worthy of public outing, I don't have that level of trust with most, including some SPs I'm very fond of. What is worthy of a public outing that could jeopardize a person's livelihood will depend on the SP. I think most would consider the heinous crime of rape to be worthy. But what about petty theft? What about a condom breaking that the SP felt was intentional? What if a client perhaps pushed boundaries? What about lack of hygiene? Or rudeness?
What if the client and SP got in an argument and the SP thought to use a public outing as leverage? Not all SPs are as professional as those on this board.
So I am very, very leery of making public shaming an acceptable thing.