> It may not be intentional design, but my point is that this is not a bug, by the definition of what a bug is. There is no actual error here. The code is opera

> It may not be intentional design, but my point is that this is not a bug, by the definition of what a bug is. There is no actual error here. The code is operating as expected. There may be issues with the interface design, but there also very well may not be. Is this a useful distinction? The user expects something, the designer expects something different. Just the other day I read about Jeep's Monostable Shifter (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD1-aQSO5Hg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD1-aQSO5Hg) and how it was attributed to people getting hurt or dying. It's operating exactly as designed and intended but was still recalled.