I agree that it’s noisy, it just became my default because very often I had to consume APIs where I couldn’t influence the return values of the functions (hence your {:organisation_error, error_information} was often not possible to have). To me with plus tagging seemed like the better cope.
We had lengthy discussions on the forum in the past and I could see the perceived benefits of making smaller functions that call the 3rd party API and slightly reshape their returns (very often you would want to convert :error to {:error, :cannot_parse_url} for example) but I could not see the objectively demonstrable value of (1) adding extra functions, (2) reshaping the return values of the wrapped API just so we emulate an extra atom in a tuple in a with chain. 
It was just a preference that many people stated that they have but I was still left unconvinced because, again, it was just a preference.
I have to be honest here, the older I get the more I want LESS freedom for anyone in programming to just do stuff as they prefer – myself included, I made quite some impressive messes many times and really should have been slapped back to other techniques.
