I've noticed something around dA; some people have quite the aversion to collections and collecting deviations.

I just don't understand it. Collections are still favs, they're just categorized and sorted. Adding something directly to a collection takes the same amount of time as it takes to fav, if not slightly longer, and when you fav something, it goes to a "featured" collection by default. Sometimes I fav something and add it to a collection afterwards, meaning it just took me 4-5 times as long.

Is it opposition to the act itself? Is it opposition to the name, "collection" evoking less feeling, making it seem more impersonal?

Why don't people see that both acts mean something struck the deviant as that deviation being special, that it made them feel something, that they like it, that maybe they think it's pretty, if nothing else?