When I read "CURRENT" I assumed that was the label for the most current stable release. I would expect NIGHTLY or ALPHA/BETA for something that shouldn't be used for important things.
Because that's how you read in your comment.
The linux development kernel is called "mainline" Would you want them to change it to Nightly or Alpha?
A lot of computer people are indeed that way. But many others are not.
Invariably, when something goes wrong, the group that doesn't read the manual visits forums or chats to seek help from the group that does.
It is still the responsibility of the user to educate themselves on the things they use; but it's also the responsibility of the designer to make things straightforward and intuitive. I'm okay with blaming both of them, but don't pretend that the designer has no responsibilities here.
And FreeBSD should name things better. Those two things are not mutually exclusive.