settings are also a liability, a form of technical debt. When you add new settings you have to make sure it works with every (logical) combination of other sett

settings are also a liability, a form of technical debt. When you add new settings you have to make sure it works with every (logical) combination of other settings. And you need to keep doing it in the future possibly forever because users hate settings being removed. So, your tests get bigger, adding new features and especially settings becomes costlier.I try to avoid it as much as I can