According to this blog post he found 11 bugs that are unlikely to occur and one that's happening quite often. Fixing the other 11 would already make sense for

According to this blog post he found 11 bugs that are unlikely to occur and one that's happening quite often. Fixing the other 11 would already make sense for the plain reason that it makes it easier to find more of the severe bugs (because your fuzzing output won't be cluttered by them). But in general I think an office application is one of the apps where I think a high amount of stability and not crashing even in exotic situations is a clear win. Even if it only crashes for one out of 10.000 users - that's still a lot of crashes and potentially lost work.