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I think this would be impossible by the plugin to determine.
In this case, A will keep getting emails, and A has to tell B or C to fix the code.
However, I think this would be a good incentive for people to fix their broken builds fast, before other people introduce new bugs on top![]()
The problem with the current approach is that people start ignoring jenkins mails if the build is broken for too long even though they didn't do anything wrong. With the suggested approach, only people that really broke jenkins (at least once) will get annoying mails, until they managed to get it green again.