Discussion
Why is overriding a dimension's measured value with typed text dangerous?
Answer: C
Correct answer: the figure no longer follows the geometry
An associative dimension reports what it measures, so a change to the geometry changes the figure. Typing a value over it breaks that link permanently and silently: the geometry may be revised afterwards and the dimension will go on reporting the old number, with nothing on the drawing to show that it is wrong.
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