> I don't see how it causes problems for humans.  If you want to modify
> the startup of foo, you edit /etc/init.d/foo.  That seems easier to me
> than editing one massive file.

The problem is that the startup for foo is rarely called
/etc/init.d/foo.   Usually if you know all the facts, the names make
sense, but if you're trying to figure out what's going on, they don't.

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