Isn't that effectively what you get with the first option (with the `&` character)? You don't need `@nest` unless you want to embed the ampersand as anything ot

Isn't that effectively what you get with the first option (with the `&` character)? You don't need `@nest` unless you want to embed the ampersand as anything other than the first character (which, I'll admit, is one of my major use cases). But given the prevalence of @ elements in CSS already (like @media for example), I'm ok learning/teaching @nest for those specific cases.