I have a project now, with multiple developers, that uses this system; we've never had any conflicts in our CSS and I seriously doubt we ever will. It's mostly

I have a project now, with multiple developers, that uses this system; we've never had any conflicts in our CSS and I seriously doubt we ever will. It's mostly component driven with the occasional global selector. As for your example not working with the approach, that's one of the problems as I see it with these solutions. The fancy, complicated approach apparently doesn't support one of the basics of CSS which would go a long way to fixing the problem as they see it.