> Also not sure you're not joking. I will admit that line was a bit tongue in cheek. It's not that a "uniform experience" is better in every instance. It's mo

> Also not sure you're not joking. I will admit that line was a bit tongue in cheek. It's not that a "uniform experience" is better in every instance. It's more that a tool whose purpose is to convey information is more efficient when you don't have to deal with formatting that may or may not interfere with comprehension.