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Well interface changes are part of any terminology change: Terminology IS, by definition, an interface. It changed in DNS and (many) database systems without the world ending. Our natural aversion to change is not an adequate reason to stomp our feet & refuse like petulant kids
I'm thinking specifically about *programmatic* interfaces, not human ones. As you say, human brains are good at adapting to change. Computers aren't. Changing docs? Sure. Renaming library functions and breaking ABI? Please don't. At least wait until something else breaks ABI.
This is what major version numbers are for. If nothing else except the front-end terminology ever changed then at some point you should still change the code to be consistent so you don't confuse devs. Dual support, deprecation, warnings, removal - just like any other change.
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