I completely support enforced style -- it's part of what I love about Python and F#'s light mode -- but it has to be the right style.

I strongly believe that code should look like a screenplay, not a novel. More white space, in other words, is rarely a bad thing. Inline braces decrease white space and make unfamiliar code harder to scan, so to me they're Not Good.

Also wow, I didn't know it was even possible to write Python without spaces. Are we talking no spaces in arguments, like

    def func(arg1,arg2):
        print "Indented"
        return

or full-on no spaces?

    def func(arg1,arg2):
    print "Not indented"
    return

I thought the latter was prohibited.