It's tricky. In practice, easy escape hatches tend to become ways people deploy to production with the safeties off. In the past, we would then throw up our ha

It's tricky. In practice, easy escape hatches tend to become ways people deploy to production with the safeties off. In the past, we would then throw up our hands and say "Well boo on them for making their system hackable; sounds like their problem." But when you factor in the damage that can be done on the internet with things like botnets, it becomes everyone's problem. So sometimes people refrain from adding the escape hatches because they intend to work in an ecosystem of "You must be at least this technically savvy to play."