Very wordy answers, and as far as I can see no single answer has both points:
1. The connector is symmetric. If it was asymmetric like HDMI for example it would be easier.
2. There's no bevel to guide the connector into place, so you can be very close and it still won't go in. That feels exactly the same as if you have it in the incorrect orientation.
All the stuff about the logo is misguided. Nobody reads the logo of HDMI or ethernet cables to plug them in.
1. The connector is symmetric. If it was asymmetric like HDMI for example it would be easier. 2. There's no bevel to guide the connector into place, so you can be very close and it still won't go in. That feels exactly the same as if you have it in the incorrect orientation.
All the stuff about the logo is misguided. Nobody reads the logo of HDMI or ethernet cables to plug them in.