> You don't want to use a data serialization library that is so poorly written that it likely corrupts stuff sooner or later, do you? Or a crypto library that d

> You don't want to use a data serialization library that is so poorly written that it likely corrupts stuff sooner or later, do you? Or a crypto library that documents almost nothing and requires you to review x86 assembler to find how parameters are actually interpreted cough? If it corrupts data and has terrible documentation it wouldn't be popular. It's usually very obvious from the community around the library if it's got major problems or not.