You're welcome. The way I read it is "don't do things we don't already do" which is a really bad constraint, effectively forbidding any kind of innovation. I c

You're welcome. The way I read it is "don't do things we don't already do" which is a really bad constraint, effectively forbidding any kind of innovation. I can understand the spirit of their selective desire to address this specific violation, but I'm not convinced it's as much of a problem as they're making it to be. Oh well.