> What's wrong with fixing inconsistencies? Nothing, if you can convince the entire user base to do it at the same time. If you decide to unilaterally fix inco

> What's wrong with fixing inconsistencies? Nothing, if you can convince the entire user base to do it at the same time. If you decide to unilaterally fix inconsistencies, you've just made it impossible to understand what anyone is saying without additional metadata saying which version you're using. And if you start telling learners that your "fixed" version is all there is, hiding the actual standard that most of the world uses, you are basically lying to them and setting them up to fail.