There being no known metric for how _readable_ semantically isomorphic whitespace changes make code, but there being _many_ ways of measuring how much time is s

There being no known metric for how _readable_ semantically isomorphic whitespace changes make code, but there being _many_ ways of measuring how much time is spent on shifting whitespace around, I tend to think language communities like Go and gofmt are on to something. Assuming the language actually has a community then it’s not exactly the designer’s preference, ultimately, it’s the community’s.