When adding code to tweets, IMO the most important thing is legibility on all devices. That means a large font size with minimal distractions. In the example c

When adding code to tweets, IMO the most important thing is legibility on all devices. That means a large font size with minimal distractions. In the example code snippet from their site more than half of the vertical space is taken up by unnecessary details added by Carbon (huge shadows, the window icons, borders and white space). Why would you want to waste half of your image on non-code elements when the goal is to share code?