If a distro is advertising the fact that they are not using glibc, then that's the standard. I don't mean no snark. This is the way parent probably used the ter

If a distro is advertising the fact that they are not using glibc, then that's the standard. I don't mean no snark. This is the way parent probably used the term. It doesn't mean musl is not good or it violates some standard. Though you are more likely to have problems with it as an end user where gentoo/arch wikis won't be of any help.