Compound that with the fact that Evil Hat philosophy is that the individual table gets to decide a lot of things, and it makes rules lawyering even harder. Not impossible, just harder.
That is, from what I understand, the philosophy of pretty much every RPG company. Heck, even the developers of D&D advocate that.
RAW is important though, since it is good to know what the rules are before modifying them, imho. (Sometimes RAW and RAI disagree, and it is good to be able to communicate with a Dev when that happens).