There's trend with a lot of "standards" right now to pretend they are somehow anti-bikesheding (like standardJS does) when in fact they are yet another cause of

There's trend with a lot of "standards" right now to pretend they are somehow anti-bikesheding (like standardJS does) when in fact they are yet another cause of bikesheding. It's an arrogant, and quite silly, thing to sell as a "feature". What it tells me is there is likely a ton of not very well thought through choices that are polarizing and have no real justification other than the author(s) thought it was a good idea at the time. In fact I find it's often a sign I should avoid whatever system it is (and I've generally been proven correct, long term).