> the world benefits more by someone choosing to actually fix whatever was wrong Maybe. I imagine at some point someone wrote ffap-guess-file-name-at-point to

> the world benefits more by someone choosing to actually fix whatever was wrong Maybe. I imagine at some point someone wrote ffap-guess-file-name-at-point to fix a problem. And the blog author solved a problem by disabling it without knowing what problem it maybe solved. Problems eventually become complicated enough it’s not a binary fixed/broken, but rather a matter of trade-offs. Open source and shared solutions are great. But they aren’t a silver bullet either.