People have a right to their individuality, quirks and all. Claiming the article/text would be 'helped' by medium implicitly asserts that your desire for lowest

People have a right to their individuality, quirks and all. Claiming the article/text would be 'helped' by medium implicitly asserts that your desire for lowest possible effort to read is more important than a modicum of individual preference - and expression - from the writer. Respecting individuality is important, whether it is in how we style our text, dress ourselves, or look in any other way. It's fine if you don't like it, but then say that. Say "I didn't like the typography and colors, I prefer $style" if you really have to, but still, why? Bright on dark, fixed width, sans serif. Pretty much the colors and typography of programming from the first terminals, and with some interruptions, lasting into the modern day. Noting the audience, the style could be said to be fitting, especially with the current retro trends.