Sorry, but if you read back at your own post, can’t you see how you’re literally trying to stick your feet in the sand and begrudging other people’s progress? I mean, you’re unironically repeating the “it’s fine” meme as your argument why CSS isn’t broken.
If you need to train people with an expertise to compensate for a system’s flaws, you can say it’s “fine”. But if in the same argument you are saying you don’t understand how the alternative is cleaner, with all due respect, it’s because you are not willing to understand it.
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Sorry, but if you read back at your own post, can’t you see how you’re literally trying to stick your feet in the sand and begrudging other people’s progress? I mean, you’re unironically repeating the “it’s fine” meme as your argument why CSS isn’t broken.
If you need to train people with an expertise to compensate for a system’s flaws, you can say it’s “fine”. But if in the same argument you are saying you don’t understand how the alternative is cleaner, with all due respect, it’s because you are not willing to understand it.