> Theory correct. Implementation wrong. I think you meant "I agree with the idea but I would implement it differently." I think I would rather the client blin

> Theory correct. Implementation wrong. I think you meant "I agree with the idea but I would implement it differently." I think I would rather the client blindly send all of the exceptions and put the handling logic on the server side. That way you can get a grasp of total number of errors, number of clients affected, etc. etc. Then you can decide what you are going to persist to database/redis for debugging, etc. If this creates too high a load on the server (then you have some really buggy code) and can configure nginx/apache to ignore some requests...