> or 2. it's indeed trivial, but the effort to fix it does not outweigh the costs I outlined above And if you devote a whole team to simple fixes, those costs

> or 2. it's indeed trivial, but the effort to fix it does not outweigh the costs I outlined above And if you devote a whole team to simple fixes, those costs stop being a blocker. So I still like the idea. And maybe those costs are justified at scale, but what comes with that is your small bugs affecting tons of users, so they shouldn't be ignored for scale-based reasons.