You should clarify the point about specificity. :not() is unusual compared to traditional pseudo-classes in having no specificity of its own, using that of its parameter instead. So #foo:not(#bar) has a specificity of 0,2,0,0 rather than 0,1,1,0. The newer :is() and :where() pseudo-classes similarly have specialised specificity rules.
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You should clarify the point about specificity.
:not()is unusual compared to traditional pseudo-classes in having no specificity of its own, using that of its parameter instead. So#foo:not(#bar)has a specificity of 0,2,0,0 rather than 0,1,1,0. The newer:is()and:where()pseudo-classes similarly have specialised specificity rules.