Documentation is only good if people read it... which most developers don't. If someone tried to make a class called string in my module, they would receive imm

Documentation is only good if people read it... which most developers don't. If someone tried to make a class called string in my module, they would receive immediate feed back from the compiler that there are now multiple definitions of string which should tell them that they are creating another copy of something that already exists. Nevertheless, I'll concede that its not the best way to go about things. But it is something you can do and I wanted to highlight a case of why a "Never do This" feature is even allowed in the first place.