I really hate other people's style-guides.
Most of it is common-sense, but there's always some aspect or another that really grates against my preferences, e.g. "Keep lines fewer than 80 characters" is a pet hate; when did we return to Green-screen terminals??
My current company enforces this, and it often creates worse multi-line dischord cf. adding an extra 10 to 20 char's to the current line.
And "Read other style guides and apply the parts that don't dissent with this list" is a little too arrogant for any coder in the entire world -- perhaps should be "Replace any parts of this list that don't conform to your style".
That's kind-of the point: emphasis should be on readability, not "this long, and no longer!", and that applies to all points in any style-guide, i.e. it's a "guide" not a rule-book.
And "Read other style guides and apply the parts that don't dissent with this list" is a little too arrogant for any coder in the entire world -- perhaps should be "Replace any parts of this list that don't conform to your style".