This is because Commander has changed, while the spirit of the format really hasnt
By the height of Skullclamp's reign, 58 out of a possible 64 copies showed up in the Top 8 of two major tournaments, often featured in decks like this: While Skullclamp was the fall guy, there were actually a ton of problems with the above deck list, and over the course of the next year, Affinityeven without Skullclampbecame a devastating force on the tournament scene
Archidekt uses a default visual view for their deck lists, and has a nifty feature where cards slide in and out to show the full image when you hover over it (desktop only)
If a player is instructed to choose a card name, the player may choose the name of either half of a split card, but not both
Theyre direct competitors, and theres plenty of research on the internet comparing the two, but the fact remains that theyre the top dogs in the industry