That's all true but once you start accepting illegal input on a protocol for a long enough time you can't just suddenly go and break things without an automated alert to the customer when that particular thing starts acting up.
After all it would not be that hard to scan for which customers are going to be bitten by that particular change when it actually happens rather than using some fire-and-forget email.
After all it would not be that hard to scan for which customers are going to be bitten by that particular change when it actually happens rather than using some fire-and-forget email.