This works well for a small amount of settings but lack of categories or -hierarchy (or sets or groups) makes it harder to understand what setting -does what and orients users to just accept defaults. After a while it -also makes programmers think twice before adding a new setting, -increasing the crowd in a bag. This in turn results in a less configurable. +hierarchy (or sets or groups) makes it harder to understand what setting does +what and orients users to just accept defaults. After a while it also +makes programmers think twice before adding a new setting, increasing the +crowd in a bag. This in turn results in a less configurable +system.
Introducing a hierarchy of settings can solve these problems by grouping and categorizing settings. If the user is interested in how footprints are