My experience is that I agree that a standard punctuation is easier to write, but it's harder to get a big picture from it than non-standard.

Anyway, it's way harder to adapt to "parenthesis before the function name vs parenthesis after the function name" and "semicolons after every statement vs. never use semicolons" than "punctuation is all parenthesis and commas (or newline and space as in normal Haskell) vs. punctuation uses the entire keyboard".

Meaningful vs meaningless indentation is also one of the things that don't give me any problems at all to adapt.