UX depends heavily on the quality of the packages in your init.el; if a maintainer has gigabit fiber at home and writes their elisp to hit the network during `(

UX depends heavily on the quality of the packages in your init.el; if a maintainer has gigabit fiber at home and writes their elisp to hit the network during `(interactive)` elisp, it's going to feel slow for people on worse connections. emacs/elisp aren't all that opinionated, there's lots of rope to shoot yourself in the foot with