I think certain conventions could ease learning and using the syntax, understanding snippets and so on. Do we have such conventions defined? Because while it seems to be a good thing that you can write { c d e f } and it will compile and generate score, but if you want to create some polyphonic piano music you would never use constructs like this. And with more complicated scores users of LilyPond usually end up with completely different styles, which makes learning LilyPond harder. If we had recommended conventions, perhaps it helped people, for example "always use the context when overriding Grob properties". That may not be true but may be clearer.

Bert


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