> He is not taking away any choices. He just makes choices. Well, he literally made the choice to take away once of our choices. But you're right, that is a re

> He is not taking away any choices. He just makes choices. Well, he literally made the choice to take away once of our choices. But you're right, that is a result of his personal freedom (and I don't mind that). > [...] it gives much more freedom to the end user. I couldn't disagree more, but that's okay I guess. > But this debate already happened a millions times and I don't think this is going to be fruitful. That depends or your definition of fruitful. I never head your opinion on it before, and now I did. I also think it's a good idea to remind the next generation of developers that we don't have all the answers yet.