What is the default setting for overwrite protection on a layout?

The default setting for overwrite protection on a layout is enabled. This means that when a layout is created, it restricts users from accidentally overwriting any existing settings or configurations. This is particularly important in collaborative environments where multiple users might be accessing or modifying the same layout. By having overwrite protection enabled, the system helps maintain data integrity and ensures that changes are made intentionally rather than by accident.

In terms of user experience, this setting encourages careful and considered edits, allowing for a more stable and consistent environment. When overwrite protection is enabled, users must navigate through necessary permissions or notifications before making significant changes, which reduces the likelihood of errors that could disrupt workflow or affect data quality.

The other options describe varying approaches to management of overwrite settings, but enabling overwrite protection by default serves as a safeguard for both users and the organization, fostering a responsible editing culture.