Downsides to “WITH SCHEMABINDING” in SQL Server?

Question

I have a database with hundreds of awkwardly named tables in it (CG001T, GH066L, etc), and I have views on every one with its \"friendly\" name (the view \"CUSTOMERS\" is \"SELE

Answer 1

this seems like a downside to me (#'s are mine):

Cannot create index on view "###.dbo.###" because it uses a LEFT, RIGHT, or FULL OUTER join, and no OUTER joins are allowed in indexed views. Consider using an INNER join instead.

I kinda need my LEFT joins. This SO question is relevant.