I think it's the exact opposite. Having maintained some else's CSS on dozens of projects, Tailwind is soo easy to keep maintained. You don't have to learn some

I think it's the exact opposite. Having maintained some else's CSS on dozens of projects, Tailwind is soo easy to keep maintained. You don't have to learn some else's idea of what CSS belongs to a component and how they structured it. You just go into the HTML, add or remove a couple of tokens and you can be sure yoyu didn't break anything else. Once you've learned it - which doesn't take very long - it scales to other projects. You don't have to relearn - again - what someone else thought would make a good CSS abstraction for their UI.