First off, "most people" won't be using Sass instead of writing CSS directly, any time soon.<p>Sass hasn't really been picked up at all in the design community (who are the primary users of CSS), it's a programmer's solution to a programmer's problem — the designers' point of view seems to be that Sass doesn't solve any of <i>their</i> problems, it only adds complexity.<p>Now, <i>I</i> like Sass just fine, but this isn't about me, this is about the retarded "idea" that Sass would somehow spell CSS's "demise" (and that's assuming we completely ignore that Sass <i>produces</i> CSS — the very thing which demise it is supposed to cause).