Very fair point, I do see what you're saying. I had a conversation just recently about some software that a third party had developed for us, which in one use c

Very fair point, I do see what you're saying. I had a conversation just recently about some software that a third party had developed for us, which in one use case would basically present the users with a question saying, in effect, "Do you want to reflect the change you've just made in all places where it matters, or leave it wrong in some of them?" - complete with option buttons Yes, No (!), or "Always No" (!!!) As I said at the time, "that's a stupid option and a user should never be given that choice". So, I see where you're coming from, your point is well made. :)