Why use custom wsdl vs. generic wsdl?

I downloaded the custom wsdl and it's generic version and the generic version is double the size of the custom one.
1) Why generic version is so big?
2) Why would you use custom wsdl vs. generic version other than the fact the name is easy to read for custom wsdl?
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#1, because custom wsdl only contains the fields you used, while generic version show all of them.
#2, like you mentioned, custom name is easy to read. what's more, if you have some functional extension integration development experience, you will find it will much more convenient for developer to build and maintain the code.

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