> It's convinience vs purity. I doubt about the convenience part. With more moving parts, you sooner or later run into problems you couldn't anticipate. I'd re

> It's convinience vs purity. I doubt about the convenience part. With more moving parts, you sooner or later run into problems you couldn't anticipate. I'd rephrase it as "immediate and deceptive feeling of convenience vs. purity and convenience"