Why do I need either? If I wanted to improve CSS I'd remove things and tidy up the existing mess... but that my opinion. My opinion is also that things like L

Why do I need either? If I wanted to improve CSS I'd remove things and tidy up the existing mess... but that my opinion. My opinion is also that things like LESS and SASS only exist because CSS is in a poor state to start with... preprocessing in all of its forms is generally an evil to avoid if at all possible, and one that good design can utterly avoid - at least conceptually (if not in implementation where it might be beneficial). I especially don't want to add to the towering stack of unreliable and buggy technology I need to fight with to work on the web... :/