Short is good but it shouldn't be to short. I would like to be able to search the web when I run into some syntax. It doesn't seem like it is considered often.

Short is good but it shouldn't be to short. I would like to be able to search the web when I run into some syntax. It doesn't seem like it is considered often. For example: searching for "js ..." doesn't product results for spread operator or destructuring assignment. You would have to ask someone what is going on and the answer would have to not confuse the 2 eventho they share syntax. "CSS if/else" obviously does produce many search results and for "CSS when" I get only 3. It seems everyone already knows what they are talking about. This is how we build human languages. Personally I would prefer it if CSS was frozen and a new style type was introduced to contain all the heretical Turing-equivalency A style sheet should probably never have without disappointing those who really really want it. Then we could say: You shall not load this x-domain.