And, don't get me wrong, although I'm not sure I would characterize "lack of customizability" as evidence of some kind of systemic oppression (as is the case in this tweet), it certainly does serve to minimize the aesthetic preferences of the user rather than giving them agency over their environment. I have to wonder whether there is a more humane approach to doing this rather than requiring super-motivated users to find "hacks" around the system and then publicizing them. Roam seems to lean into the "let users hack around it" notion in terms of how they deal with styling, for instance (allowing users to inject their own CSS into the app), but that obviously has its trade-offs as well.