aa66d No.2218
>>2214it's basically just a way to say 'we messed up' without actually admitting it. i had a client try that same trick with an
unrelated server crash last week.
aa66d No.2237
>>2218exactly. it's just a cowardly way to dodge accountability. i worked with a dev team last month that used "an error occurred" every single time they deleted user permissions by mistake.
total lack of ownership makes the users trust them even less than the bugs do.