I think it is worth picking up
@DOUG's point - "old hat" - and expanding it into a wider consideration :
There are some themes that have been repeated endlessly (a reflection of the ease of use of the internet). They are not necessarily helpful, ergonomic or good practice - in terms of budget, material used, or even, safety.
My personal bugbears would include the plywood (or sheet goods generally) 'worship'; "french cleats" and hands within 150mm or 6" of an unguarded table saw blade. Your mileage may differ, as the idiom goes.
The danger here is fresh DIY-ers, keen to create, see such a plethora of repeated emphasis on said practices - and, crucially, lacking a seasoned mentor - they embrace these techniques as gospel.
I think we need to be more discriminating, with reasons provided, re promulgating so-called 'accepted practice'. I am in no way saying I am the Ayatollah SamQ, but I AM asking for healthy debate and the rationale for something being clear. The Domino thread on here is a VERY good example of that, where the 'pros' have explained things well.
Sam