You alias rm to do nothing. There is no danger of aliasing rm to echo. The only thing that’ll happen is nothing.
Or are you seriously suggesting that if you do this, you somehow get used to rm doing nothing? Like you’ll just start rm’ing randomly because you know it’ll echo? I mean, stupider things have happened, but… yeah
You alias
rm
to do nothing. There is no danger of aliasing rm to echo. The only thing that’ll happen is nothing.Or are you seriously suggesting that if you do this, you somehow get used to
rm
doing nothing? Like you’ll just start rm’ing randomly because you know it’ll echo? I mean, stupider things have happened, but… yeahI admit that of the things
rm
could be aliased to do, it is one of the safer ones. It’s still bad practice in my book.