>I think transparency is always good, although one worry I do have is that forcing benign declarations (i.e. what amounts to disclosing that when you turn on X,

>I think transparency is always good, although one worry I do have is that forcing benign declarations (i.e. what amounts to disclosing that when you turn on X, it does X), creates something similar to "alert fatigue". My favorite unnecessary warning label is the one on the bag of frozen shrimp I bought at Costco. There's a government mandated "Warning: Contains shellfish (shrimp)" Thanks.