> Even then, it still assumes that users understand that it is a problem in the first place and that they are willing to take steps to solve it. No it doesn't.

> Even then, it still assumes that users understand that it is a problem in the first place and that they are willing to take steps to solve it. No it doesn't. All it assumes is that some users may want to take steps to solve it and that those users deserve the option. Literally nothing needs to happen to the existing behavior, the automatic preconditioning can still stay.