> Making the default provide effectively useless information... That's quite presumptuous I think. You may find it effectively useless. Others may not. The job

> Making the default provide effectively useless information... That's quite presumptuous I think. You may find it effectively useless. Others may not. The job of a default is to cater for a majority. One size does not fit all, so it is certain that there will exist people unhappy about the default whatever it is. So just because some number of people complain does not mean that the default is wrong. On the other hand, I accept the documentation could be improved, but this does generally need someone other than the author to point out deficiencies. The author could have written and submitted a documentation patch in the time it took him to write that blog post.