I would argue for being able to set the default style of modules just from the editor. Then, every time you drag out a new module, it has that default style.

If you edit the default global style for that module in the future, it propagates to all pages that have that module but doesn't override any specific customizations done to that module on that page.

Yes! This would be huge. I would love to define all the styles, settings/options for a particular Element, and then every time that element is added from the standard "Add" action in the builder, it takes on the global element styles I already defined. And if you decide you want to tweak the global element styles a bit, every element installed on different pages of your site will update with that same style tweak as well.

+1 for this one

I saw that you can import default settings of a module in element studio. Something like this would be quite handy. If a client want to add a new faq module for example, it does not look the same as other faq modules on the website out of the box. This is confusing for the client. The client then has to use the design library or copy paste an element. Much better would be just to set a default for any module. I don't know the best way to implement is, but you guys at BD will think of some smart solution. It's basically a default preset for any module.