I disagree. I think you want to report as much as you reasonably can about the distribution, and then you have to let the reader make up their mind which they t

I disagree. I think you want to report as much as you reasonably can about the distribution, and then you have to let the reader make up their mind which they think is most important. You can have your own idea about which is most important and build your comparisons on that choice, but you should give the reader enough information that the work you put in is still valuable to them in case they should make a different choice. If we both have equal information about the distribution, then we can make our own choices about the data being presented.