There was a post about someone raging in a similar way a few days ago. He set a super low sell order so people got product at a highly reduced rate. Kind of the same but exactly opposite.

And I once bought an implant and missed a trailing 0, fortunatly it was cheap :)

Yes, it gets the user fired. How many warning messages would you like a coder to add?

50m lost and you felt it worthy of making a topic here?
GTFO

In any case, not every mistake you make is someone else's (like CCP's) fault.

Except that CCP aren't producing a finance-management program; they're producing a game. It's not their job to make sure that no-one using their software loses money.

They've given you an easy method to see what amount you've entered by nicely formatting the numbers, and they've included a pop-up saying 'are you sure you want to do this?'. If you still enter a ridiculous price, then the correct response from the game is to assume that you know what you're doing - or do you also think that CCP should prevent people putting skill-books up for 100x the NPC price hoping to catch a lazy buyer, or buying up all the stock in a region and relisting at five times the price in an attempt to manipulate the market?

Every time someone types "straw man" or "straw man argument" it makes me want to projectile diarrhea.

It's fairly clear that the intended result of carelessness or stupidity in EVE is losing all your stuff - generally to another player who was less careless.

Then what, exactly, do you want the Devs to do?

My mistake, I misunderstood your previous post.

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