What is the danger of 410 error?

Question

Search Engine Optimization

Crawling erroneous links search engines spend crawling budget and time. What happens if you replace a 404 error on a site with a 410 (permanently deleted)? It seems to me that if the necessary page is accidentally deleted and at that time the search engine is bypassed, then it will be more difficult to return the page that had status 410 to the search. Or is it not true? What do you think is the catch, why is everyone not using 410 error instead of 404?

Answer 1

why is everyone not using 410 error instead of 404?

What for? 404 has proven itself in website building. In practice, when working in a browser, I meet no more than 10 status codes, and this is more than enough for me. The rest is for the most part for the API or any special needs. And if it works, then why complicate it?
PS You need to make a website for people