The "fix" was entirely inadequate. Just three files, replacing one arbitrarily inappropriate icon with another, and not the ones that people have complained about. There are standard names for these, included within the default Ubuntu theme. Use those. If you really must use some other icon, call it the appropriate thing and then symlink to whatever icon you've pulled out of the hat. It isn't difficult. Failure to do so highlights how little you value the consistency of the user experience.
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