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Stock Android is best.
Sense is horrible, I really don't like it that much at all. Considering that, it's strange that my favorite phones are HTC.... LOL. Just strip off Sense and you have some of the best designed and ergonomic phones on the market (in my opinion).
Actually, I bought a Nexus S just because HTC's went with Sense. The S runs faster because its stripped of all UI's.
well I had the HTC desire with Sense on it (previous version). And to be honest it was better and much more user friendly than the Touch Wiz in my Samsung... but yeah device was slower because of it...
Cyanogenmod 7 with launcherpro is the best... IMHO.