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Lol, I've always fingered it's better to error on the side of the stub when it comes to deadwooding. Ever slight as it may be.

You like a stub on top? In thinking it helps to take longer for the decay to travel down? I can see that thinking. My thought on not leaving a stub on top is that by cutting closer to the living branch you're cutting to a more 'vital or alive' part of the tree and have a better chance for...

I'll be interested to hear what others think. I don't think it helps leaving a stub in those situations. I think it's best to take it right above the live limb.

If there's a collar, I'd say cut to it but not into it. If there isn't just look for the most natural spot to take it. Stubs are ugly imo.

edenarb, we definetly needs pics of your garden/trees.8)