What I've found from doing similar types of changes. 1. It's hard to explain the impact to the application of the current problem. Thus it looks like a theoret

What I've found from doing similar types of changes. 1. It's hard to explain the impact to the application of the current problem. Thus it looks like a theoretical issue 2. Sometimes people rely on the bug for their code to work 3. Surprise work can be poorly received (ie: not the current priority)