Which is more stable, Gnome or KDE?

Surfing through the interwebs, I've read through both sides of the KDE vs Gnome argument. People say Gnome is more stable than KDE, but KDE has more customization which at times can get a bit overwhelming.

My answer to the question is this: KDE

I've used both Gnome and KDE so I have firsthand experience with both. Here's how I view both DEs:

• Gnome: simple and stable as long as it is everything you need. Trying to tweak the visuals more than the stock settings allow you to? Good luck trying not to break it. Trying to add more functionality like a simple clipboard? Gotta rely on extensions.
• KDE: gives you everything you need and even more. Is it as polished as Gnome? No. Can you make it stay out of your way so you can do more productive things than customizing your DE? YES! Can you make it look and function however you want? Hell yeah.

For beginners reading this sometime in the future and are confused about which one is more stable, as long as you don't try to do anything that the system doesn't allow you to in the first place, you won't break it.