My point here on this one is simply that it's investing to think about this factor. For beginners (which I am not), too many options can be confusing. That said

My point here on this one is simply that it's investing to think about this factor. For beginners (which I am not), too many options can be confusing. That said, setting reasonable defaults for detail options so things work well without needing to configure then to start is a nice way around this. Deep options exist and can be adjusted as needed but a solid default configuration is set out of the box. "There are enough posts and people who tell you what you should use." -- sure but what if opinions very widely? There's the cognitive load or put another way friction-to-first-use.