Definitely. However, i feel that in a way, CB people are the other extreme. They like having perfect scores and high CL's to show off that great profile, but I'm sometimes unsure what exactly they are planning on using that great profile to do. They seem to like having huge CL's, and consider that a huge factor in what card to get, and seem sometimes hesitant to get new cards as apposed to getting a CLI on an old one because of the possible drag a new TL can have on their scores. DDFers are just the opposite. They know exactly what they want to do with that great profile, but are a bit unsure how to achieve it. Just IMHO.
Goals vary greatly on CB. Most people want a solid profile so that when the next credit crunch comes, a CLD by a few issuers won't be a big deal. It has happened and will happen. The time to get credit is when you don't need it.
Some are happy with a handful of cards and others have 200+. Some want to maintain high credit score and don't care about rewards and others want to get all they can from their credit.
Of course having high scores and never taking them for a test drive is boring.
If you have super prime scores though, you are only limited by your income.