In summary, Rails will shake its head at you for using with_scope in
filters, but will ultimately leave it at your discretion to choose the
right path. We believe in encouragement and discouragement, not
allowing or forbidding.
Ok, I'll accept that. I've always known that Rails is "oppinionated" but I've never run into a problem with it until now. My opinions are usually right in line with those of Rails core. I agree it can make the controller a bit harder to scan with those around_filters so I see your point.
-Martin
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