This is both a blessing and a curse. As has been discussed ad nauseam in this thread and summarized in the OP of this thread, there are compelling benefits to choosing a single, officially-ordained approach for method chaining. It is, of course, fine for other approaches to exist too, as will occur when a domain-specific case justifies it.
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