> It could be a blank screen with a "settings" sign in the upper right, where you can enable just the features you need. That's a "feature" that makes it more

> It could be a blank screen with a "settings" sign in the upper right, where you can enable just the features you need. That's a "feature" that makes it more annoying for your first time user, which probably puts off a decent proportion of them. The out-of-the box experience is what most people will use - they will not dive into endless settings and config (ignoring the insane dev cost of supporting every possible feature combination)