Yes, I absolutely agree with you. We are in no way having different opinions.
This thread is certainly more for advanced users than new people, who could make that exact mistake you are mentioning. It is a really valid point.
I don’t even wanna go into much detail about how to built your custom, because this is literally another topic.
The only goal this thread has is to make better module choices.
For example, let’s take Atman and Limit Destroyer. Maybe not the best example because Limit Destroyier is probably in most major subs, and I have no idea where Atman is but I believe you will get what I mean. The descriptions of both of those modules are not at all explaining how the two modules differentiate from each other, only that both deal with limit removal. If you are not proving more context to the modules, which is reasonable because you simply don’t have the time to explain the intricacies of every module, the only way to find out which of those two modules would fit my needs and the custom I am building the most, is by trying to recall if I am already familiar with the script. When I have the knowledge that Limit Destroyer for example is in Ascension and Emperor and Atman in Alchemist (made that up), I see and think about where I had the “better limit removal experience for myself”. Maybe the limit destroying module in Alchemist worked much better for me, so I choose this.
See how this will greatly help in building your customs?
Again, to be clear, this doesn’t mean AT ALL that now you should not add either Limit Destroyer or Atman to your custom. But now you know that 1. there is some sort of limiting destroying in Ascension and 2. out of pure speculation it is most likely the Limiting Destroyer module. If you liked the effects from that scripting, you can now go ahead and add it as module which will influence the whole custom, or you decide I want to build, for example, an Ascension custom, don’t really need the Limit Destroyer scripting but instead I add the Atman module from Alchemist which gave me really awesome results for my specific problem. Or just add both because you need and love both.
Interconnecting your experience with certain scripting to the modules to make better choices.