In reply to Lenin Zapata.

I think the key here Lenin would be to "not" look at it as a set and forget type of feature. No matter what updates that need to be performed, it is always good practice to look things over before moving on.

As a person on a very busy time schedule, I would rather risk a temporarily broken site than have a plugin that is causing security flaws in the site. Once breached, those are much harder to fix than just going through plugins until I find the offender.

You are one of millions of "experts" with various skill sets. Hackers have a different set and they don't operate when it is convenient for you. Not to mention that the easiest way to not have plugin conflicts is to not overload a website with plugins. Keep it simple...

But you make a good observation. Great post!