[nextcaller]

Implementing choice is superior. Not only can your program be capable of more actions, but the process of thinking about how to include these features leads to focusing on your codebase which leads to refactoring, better code. With time the code becomes so flexible that adding features is easy, because your foundation is superior. And in the process other core functionality gets fixed and becomes better.

[alserio]

Can you explain what you mean with "implementing choice"?

[nextcaller]

This was written in the context of a discussion about showing resistance or not to feature requests by users sorry for the confusion.