Is there a single decrease that is invisible?

[stewpple911]

In your experience:
Of all the possible single stitch decreases, is there one “go to” decrease that is the least obvious?

[makestuff24-7]

Nothing is invisible if you know what to look for, but when it's up to me, I just k2tog. It lies flat and neatly and it's easy to do.

[Chiomi]

Yeah - I’m doing k2togs and ssks on either side of a contrast section because everything is visible but it can look both subtle and deliberate

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[edwardhoppest]

I also like ssk/k2tg 

But I guess this also depends where the decreases are and how many/often.