the tool doing something unexpected is one problem. the user failing to prepare for disaster is another. don't blame tool problems on the user. blame the use

the tool doing something unexpected is one problem. the user failing to prepare for disaster is another. don't blame tool problems on the user. blame the user's problem on the user. blame the tool's problems on the tool. There are two root problems. One is the user's failure to set up a recovery solution, the other is the tool's cavalier ability to delete 5000 with very little warning.