As I recall, Feross' standard was the first of the JavaScript style linters for Node.js via npm to propose an immutable code style without configuration options

As I recall, Feross' standard was the first of the JavaScript style linters for Node.js via npm to propose an immutable code style without configuration options. It became the de facto standard among many early Node.js developers, and saved tons of bikeshedding time and balkanization at a really critical, early point in JavaScript's rise. I changed my personal coding style to adopt standard. At the time, everyone I was talking and collaborating with thought the name was hilarious. Most of us either knew Feross personally, or knew him through open source collaboration. "Entitled" doesn't fit him. Especially compared to some of the folks posting issues on many of his popular packages.