The way I see it, some commenters here keep holding on to their 'html is content, css is styling' mantra because, well, all of us old-schoolers have held to tha

The way I see it, some commenters here keep holding on to their 'html is content, css is styling' mantra because, well, all of us old-schoolers have held to that for a long time. Some of us realized it never really works in practice, and never really made sense in the first place (as many here and in the past have argued). Others decide to hold on to the mantra and feel a need to be arrogant or dismissive to those they disagree with. I respect fellow front-enders who are happy doing things their way. Not everyone needs Tailwind. But it's frustrating to and honestly somewhat baffling to see a bunch of them dig their heels in the sand and defend their approach by assuming all the rest of us just "don't know CSS". It's a minority, but a vocal one.