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View submission: Reddit news: RIP CSS
Our starting point is to replicate as many of the existing uses that already exist, and to expand beyond as we evolve.
Have any of you guys even read this? They're removing it in favour of a better system. Not removing it just cuz.
I'm not saying I think it's a good idea to change a long-lasting system used by many. But it's not like they're just removing it because they don't want people to have fancy subreddits. They're removing it because the site is getting a whole redesign, which would break everyone's CSS to begin with. So they have the perfect opportunity to create a better system.
There's nothing here!