You are potentially corrupting ALL of your data, not just a handful. Sure, in the two scenarios you chose to provide (speaking of arbitrary), the JS error is cl

You are potentially corrupting ALL of your data, not just a handful. Sure, in the two scenarios you chose to provide (speaking of arbitrary), the JS error is clearly worse. If you take the worst case scenario in both cases, one is much more likely to cause an existential threat to your business.