I understand the comment about "intellectual honesty" about those pesky transient bugs. It's really hard to know where a hard to reproduce bug is on the cost b

I understand the comment about "intellectual honesty" about those pesky transient bugs. It's really hard to know where a hard to reproduce bug is on the cost benefit spectrum - and that is the crux - not knowing enough about the bug to determine it's negative weight means you are essentially guessing both sides of the equation. It's probably not the best idea, it waiting till users find it at east gives a good idea of the prior