Though, as hinted at in the response, there's more to it than you're assuming, such as research to ensure the new signs are understandable. Changing things "ju

Though, as hinted at in the response, there's more to it than you're assuming, such as research to ensure the new signs are understandable. Changing things "just because" on your own software systems is fine if that's how you want to work. Changing signage that needs to be correct and understandable takes more effort and rolling back is expensive. I'd much rather see someone take an hour to write a response on why they're not going to make an unnecessary change to something like this, than waste a lot more time and money screwing around updating signage that works as it's meant to already.