There's also this business about what the standard says with
regards to -f vs other options, but I consider the standard to be
intensely short-sighted and completely wrong in this case, even
worse then the POSIX locking standards (and those are pretty bad).
It's like some child just decided to take the status quo and turn
it into a law.
-I is designed to not be 'naggy' the way -i is. That is, I
designed it to be usable by power users sysops and programmers and
not just UNIX beginners. Hence the default.
-Matt
