1. I was wondering about the standard BEM modifier notation (`scooch--bulleted`) rather than `--bulleted`. I knew class names starting with a dash were reserved for vendors, but I didn’t realise classes starting with `--` are [completely invalid](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/448981/what-characters-are-valid-in-css-class-selectors) and don’t work. So that answers my question, bit I still don’t like the idea of using two different conventions in our own projects that use scooch.
2. Is there a reason modifiers are required on `scooch--bulleted` children as well? Seems saner to just style `scooch--bulleted > .scooch__control`