Congrats for the bug fixed! I know how this kind of bug can be really hard. For a company. Less so for "an outsider", just like the author suggests. I can easi

Congrats for the bug fixed! I know how this kind of bug can be really hard. For a company. Less so for "an outsider", just like the author suggests. I can easily see this happening in literally any company. We humans are very adaptable creatures, we get accustomed to things and just accept them as they are. In my company I preach for razing the flags and looking for things that just don't look right, and we generally do so indeed, but I am pretty sure that for an outsider some acceptable "features" will look very questionable. Rule of thumb I use sometimes: does it feel awkward to answer some of the newcomers’ questions? Independently of their experience, newcomers always ask very good questions. -- Serenity Prayer comes to mind: > God, give me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, > Courage to change the things I can, > and Wisdom to know the difference.