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Upon creation of a link, auto-set Link Validity = Valid.
The value add of the Link Validity is to draw attention to changes which may result in potentially overlooked downstream implications so they may be explicitly evaluated.
It's reasonable to assume, when an engineer creates a link, they're performing their due diligence to ensure the link is in fact valid. The current behavior of setting these new links with a Link Validity = Suspect; simply adds additional process burden, burying legitimate potential validity concerns during the audit step.
Idea priority | Low |
Needed By | Not sure -- Just thought it was cool |
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