[P3835R0], [US 25-052], [FI-071], and [RO 2-056] characterise P2900 as being ‘not safe’ and diminishing the overall ‘safety’ of C++. A central concern is that P2900 provides no method to guarantee *in* *code* that a particular assertion, or all assertions in a given ‘component of a program’, will always be checked. In addition, [RO 2-056] suggests that being able to alter the evaluation semantics undermines the reliability of the feature and its successful adoption. The suggested resolutions are to add labels ([P3400R1]) to C++26, remove the *ignore* semantic, or remove P2900 from C++26 entirely.