It's time to reconcile the religious war with a compromise: How about we use spaces for lines with indent <= 8 chars and tabs for deeper indents?

Or maybe tabs in all functions returning strings and spaces in all other functions?

Mixing tabs and spaces is way worse than just using one or the other. Especially in languages with syntactic whitespace.

Elaborating on my suggestion, we could terminate all lines in if-blocks with CR, all loop blocks with LF, and all enum declaration lines with CR+LF.

LF+CR could be used to change some compiler option mid source file, for example byte/word alignment of structs. Why didn't the creator of Malbolge think of this?