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There's not a whole lot of risk that they can mess up the interfaces with my stuff. It's not impossible, but it's unlikely. My stuff is a background process that is pretty loosely coupled with the rest of the code with a standard interface. I wouldn't mind being on call to address actual problems. I do dislike being ordered in to the office with no actual work.

John, I'm pulling for #2. I've been telling my manager that I would run out of work for awhile. His response so far was that he needed to keep me around and ready to fix any problems that might arise because my project is the number one priority for my department right now. Essentially have two thirds of possible sources of work eliminated for the time-being will give me more pull with getting assigned to something else.