I haven't touched mine yet, but I am afraid to... I think I'll have to pull them soon and slather on the anti-seize.
But seriously, why did they have to mess with a good thing? The spark plug has been around for what, at least 120 years? Now Ford comes along, thinking they have a better design, and apparently screw it up. Hell, when I bought my 1940 Packard, it had been parked in a barn and never started for 40 years, but the plugs came out no problem, the engine started up quickly after replacing the points, and it is still going strong on the FACTORY clutch with just under 500,000 miles on it.
I just don't understand why today's car companies have to screw with a good thing. Sadly, they just don't make them like they used to......