True, I didn't stop to consider the financial aspect. Was more just pointing out that there's often this separation between the people making the changes and t

True, I didn't stop to consider the financial aspect. Was more just pointing out that there's often this separation between the people making the changes and the people making sure it's safe to release. But really, the safe to release step is often not going to catch things – in many cases because it's barely checked. To be fair, I only upgraded my user to give full access to my db and I revoked the permissions once the install script had finished running. I'm not a complete monster :-)