I don't like this sort of thinking. It costs us -- the collective -- nothing when someone makes a grid, or a framework, or a library, or anything, that they th

I don't like this sort of thinking. It costs us -- the collective -- nothing when someone makes a grid, or a framework, or a library, or anything, that they think might be useful to someone somewhere and uploads it to the internet for all to use. I agree that this space is a little "crowded," but even that notion is misleading in this might-as-well-be-infinite internet, because it's really just perception. Every time I see another CSS grid showcased, I admit, I think to myself "another one? Really?" But good on them for showing me, I think, just because I've probably forgotten about it two minutes later doesn't mean that everybody has. This thinking should be reversed -- we should all say, to everyone, "show us what you've got."