In message <20000408211534.A18228@thebrain.conmicro.cx>, Jay Maynard writes:
>Not everyone has the luxury of learning the nuances of a particular variant
>of Unix on a machine at their house that's purely a hobbyist box, with no
>consequences of a crash other than the mild inconvenience of reloading. Even
>experienced Unix admins who have never seen NetBSD boxes will make mistakes
>while learning how to administer them.

Especially if they're coming to NetBSD from a different Unix.  Or don't we
want that?  ;)

>I'll say it again: The machine MUST be as robust as possible EVEN IN THE
>FACE OF MISCONFIGURATION.

Yay!  Something I can agree with without having to add any content of my own.

-s