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Probably not to new users who are the ones fiddling with conf files, using # for a comment is "well known", but whats this #~ thing? And do I leave the ~ or what? Have had all those during various support interactions.
This is definitely a good reason to use just the simple # then.
its not clear from the G* docs for keyfile (can you see where the file format is described?) if space at the start of the setting line is ok or not, so not having a space on lines which are settings is best, so only the comment marker is removed.
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It seems to be somewhat documented here
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/blob/main/glib/gkeyfile.c#L76
but I'm not sure if keys can start with spaces. I used the isspace() check skipping spaces to be on the safe side.
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