> This kind of glib remark doesn't really prevent anyone else from making the same mistakes. Where's the mistake? Wouldn't backing out the workarounds introduc

> This kind of glib remark doesn't really prevent anyone else from making the same mistakes. Where's the mistake? Wouldn't backing out the workarounds introduce new potential for error due to other changes made after the workarounds were put in? Why do the workarounds need to be backed out? They don't break anything. If it ain't broke... My point is that it wasn't really a mistake; it was a change in circumstance.