I didn't say the "right" stance was to ban extensions, just the "easiest". Since humans default to lazy, I thought that clearly explained why the phenomenon ha

I didn't say the "right" stance was to ban extensions, just the "easiest". Since humans default to lazy, I thought that clearly explained why the phenomenon happens. Perhaps I should have been clearer that I don't think it's the ideal approach, even if I understand where it comes from.