Look see my above comment. There's no need to downvote me, I'm just making a prediction based on a very similar situation that happened in the past exactly the

Look see my above comment. There's no need to downvote me, I'm just making a prediction based on a very similar situation that happened in the past exactly the way I describe. Whether or not users "need" to be protected from stupidity is an opinion of course. But it's in Microsoft's interest to protect their users, and users want to be protected. So who is to say they are wrong to do so? I find your assertion that the world would be a better place if more people made serious mistakes, really hard to believe. A 10 year old ruining his parents computer might teach him a lesson. But how much does he gain from that lesson, really? And at what cost? Would you personally help distribute malicious advice memes, if you really believe this is a good thing?