Absolutely. If you (nginx) know how your product should be configured, you should configure it that way out of the box. Don’t blame users. And if backward comp

Absolutely. If you (nginx) know how your product should be configured, you should configure it that way out of the box. Don’t blame users. And if backward compatibility is important, take a leaf out of Rust’s book and make a nginx-config-version 2; directive or something. With this set, you can safely use the new defaults. Use it across all example configurations on the website and in distribution packages.