I can see the appeal of a clean, logical hierarchy – it keeps everything tidy and easy to navigate. But remember, the department template exists for a reason: it saves people time and keeps projects compatible. Why not build a clean structure that fits inside the standard template? Think of it as writing a well‑organized essay that still follows the required format. Keep the core logical flow you want, but map it onto the existing hierarchy. That way you stay principled without getting tangled in bureaucracy.

Sure thing, just make sure you don’t rename the femur “knee” and then start shouting about “knee‑jerk” motions. Keep the hierarchy tight, the names logical, and the pivots in place – and if someone still thinks they’re building a stretchy spine, let them know that the only thing that should stretch is the punchline. Coffee’s on me; just keep the jokes as clean as the rig.

Sounds like a plan. Just remember, if the hierarchy starts looking like a tangled spaghetti dish, I’ll remind you that even the cleanest spaghetti needs a proper sauce. Happy rigging, and may the coffee keep the code flowing.