Actually, I'm not. First, we have to be aware of that option and turn it off before even knowing it is going to create a problem. Second, how do we remove established folders so we can do it right once we figured out there is a problem? Let's see, right click on folders in BTSync2, nope, nothing there to remove folders. I can disconnect them but that's it, no removing them. So I get to clutter up my ID with those disconnected folders. SWEET! Third, how do we move a folder that was created in the wrong location. One of the major uses I had for BTSync was to keep my local Thunderbird archives synced between machines. In case you're not familiar with Thunderbird it does kind of prefer to have its profile in the directory it created. Under BTSync1 I added the folder on the first machine, went to the second machine, entered the key, pointed it to the correct directory for TBird to find, done. Fast forward to updating to BTSync2. I was told that syncing was faster on the BTSync2 folders. OK, great! Disconnect Thunderbird classic folder (which I can't remove, see point 2), created sync in the same folder and it is added to my ID. Awesome! Fire up second machine and, whoops, it is in my default folder because of the always on option (see point 1). So now my second machine is not syncing to the right location. Simple, uncheck the option, remove the fold... OHHHHHHHH, can't do that! I could point it to the proper folder but... nope, can't do that either. So now, thanks to the default option I cannot use the *ONE* major thing I want to use BTSync2 for. If you don't see this as a major regression and a huge problem with how the defaults are set, then I so dearly hope you do not design the user experience for any product I have to use.