Back in the days of Windows 3.11, in frustration, I coined one that so far has not gained any traction: "that which can be configured must be configured" Just

Back in the days of Windows 3.11, in frustration, I coined one that so far has not gained any traction: "that which can be configured must be configured" Just like there are few people with IQ exactly 100, there are few users for whom all the default settings are appropriate. One has to review all config panels to be sure, and I have never done so without finding one critical default or another that was just plain problematic. Lesson: make defaults clear, as few as possible, and all found in one place.