That's the point though - in those cases, you're passing a keyword list, a set of options, instead of an atom which acts as a selector. IIUC the Web module viol

That's the point though - in those cases, you're passing a keyword list, a set of options, instead of an atom which acts as a selector. IIUC the Web module violates the convention attached to and documented for `use`, which to me, who was already wrangling with the subtleties of what `use` does compared to, say, Ruby's include, or Elixir's alias/import, was a bit of confusing (and relatively unconventional) magic.