It's because for interfaces you must declare the interface because the concrete type is inferred. So you get a cookie cutter ban. I personally start with min n

It's because for interfaces you must declare the interface because the concrete type is inferred. So you get a cookie cutter ban. I personally start with min noise and add stuff (accessibility, explicit types, this, LINQ query syntax) based on the team. The only hard standard is braces: I like terse but too often you then get massive unreadable blocks.