I think likewise. Semver in theory was a good idea (at least in principle: I never liked the exact form, since the start), and the original idea was that the ve

I think likewise. Semver in theory was a good idea (at least in principle: I never liked the exact form, since the start), and the original idea was that the version number was a form of documentation. But what it became is very different: a justification for breaking backward compatibility "because I bumped the version".