Yeah I mean it's personal preference on some level but for me the |> operator is an inelegant, sledge-hammer like solution to cleaning up that syntax which migh

Yeah I mean it's personal preference on some level but for me the |> operator is an inelegant, sledge-hammer like solution to cleaning up that syntax which might be better solved some other way that doesn't have so many side effects (|> is much more powerful than just that one instance, and the more powerful an operator is the more trouble it can cause.)