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No, be strict, fail fast, and report the errors. Robustness is not achieved by muddling through on a misinterpretation, it is achieved by working toward correctness.


I think "fail fast" can work well in a closed and controlled system but when accepting input from many other parties it's not as practical or desirable.




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