But the article was about a flag that you were not setting because you might not know it existed. The logical conclusion of your argument is to ditch command l

But the article was about a flag that you were not setting because you might not know it existed. The logical conclusion of your argument is to ditch command line tools altogether and use graphical tools; at least then you can exhaustively review every checkbox and dropdown etc. before you click "go". Which is ironic, because from the tone of your comment I suspect you're actually a strong adherent to command line tools.