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> not an oversight, but rather a design choice Why not both?

• michaelcampbell 11y ago
  You can choose an oversight? Once chosen, it ceases to be, no?
  • tome 11y ago
    I suppose it depends on the precise definition of "oversight". My understanding of the term allows it to be used when someone deliberately chooses a course of action, but not having taken into account the full consequences.
    • pessimizer 11y ago
      > I suppose it depends on the precise definition of "oversight". Good luck; it's an autoantonym. In my experience, your usage is as common as many others, though.