Good defaults are important. It is more difficult to find an agreement over changing a default than configuring a missing configuration option. Last time I rai

Good defaults are important. It is more difficult to find an agreement over changing a default than configuring a missing configuration option. Last time I raised a formatting change with our team, I got replies like "the default settings have been agreed with the community"(a blatant lie) or "I wasted enough time in my life discussing formatting" (okay, this guy has to write C# mostly, the standard formatting is already a lost cause there anyway).