> What's the problem with node.parentElement.removeChild(node)? It's node.parentNode.removeChild(node). And the fact that this is even a mistake that can be m

> What's the problem with node.parentElement.removeChild(node)? It's node.parentNode.removeChild(node). And the fact that this is even a mistake that can be made, and is made by people all the timem is part of the problem! "node.remove()" is a lot harder to screw up.