The handling of new permissions is counter-productive, inconvenient, and unintuitive

This is very annoying to deal with. Guilds that have roles such as Muted or similar don't need, and don't want, these permissions enabled on every role. The muted role in one of my servers has permissions such as "Video" or "Use Slash Commands" enabled for absolutely no reason and discord also has made no effort to communicate to me, as a server moderator/owner, that this has occurred.

There is also no practical use in enabling permissions on every role. The everyone role of a guild is enough.

As a guild owner, I should not be required to manually clear all my roles from the new permissions every time. This is both bad for user experience, as well as server security. It is not exactly obvious that new permissions are by default enabled on every role of a server and thus this introduces a footgun for any moderator trying to disable them.

Additionally, I think it makes no sense to copy the permissions of the everyone role whenever a new role is created. This again, has no practical use and just introduces another footgun for moderation.