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What gets stored in there by default is very minimal, and when you start adising people to move their folders...you normally see them creating threads later asking how to take ownership of their files.
You mention, as an example, the My Music folder. How exactly does that grow over time? If you know you have a small system volume, don't use the folders...it is that simple. For example...iTunes let's you choose where your library is stored. MediaMonkey, WMP, etc...all let you choose. I have a folder on my D drive called Multimedia, and in it, I have folders for Music, Videos, and Photos each. Nothing goes into the My Music folder at all.
I'm a firm believer in the K.I.S.S. theory. Don't muck with the OS unless you have to...and to store data on a second drive...you don't have to mess with the OS.