Oh, I definitely get it... I also remember an Alt.Net movement (people that liked C#, but didn't like the MS "enterprise" patterns) that had a motto of "running

Oh, I definitely get it... I also remember an Alt.Net movement (people that liked C#, but didn't like the MS "enterprise" patterns) that had a motto of "running with scissors." Of course, there's also times where intentionally breaking something is the best solution to getting the fix done. From literally deleting the code/class/library that you are replacing and dealing with all the compiler errors as part of the fix. Or similarly, actually shutting off the non-secure protocol servers when the company decree has been to only use secure channels (TLS or similar) for communications, and breaking the systems that are still using the insecure channels after remaining up for years, "just in case."