In that case, the information itself isn't important either. If it's wrong and it doesn't matter, why is it even being displayed? By definition then, the only p

In that case, the information itself isn't important either. If it's wrong and it doesn't matter, why is it even being displayed? By definition then, the only people wrong information matters to are the ones it affects. "It's no big deal" to you, but she has been working for years to get this fixed. > the only way to never be wrong is to never show anything at all. How much error does this excuse? Any amount? How's this even helpful if you don't draw that line? And it absolutely doesn't justify a lack of recourse when it does go wrong.