Wouldn't it just be easier to forbid requirements changes on a project?
The way things change on this project, we're going to end up producing a race car when the customer originally wanted a bicycle. Wouldn't it just be easier to forbid requirements changes on a project?

No doubt there are times when we all feel it would be great to issue a ban declaring requirements changes unlawful—times when it would be a lot easier to "just say no" to the folks requesting changes. But, tempting as it sometimes may be, refusing all changes is the wrong approach for a couple of reasons:
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