Is there a special reason, other than stylistic, that you would choose to @import the main stylesheet, rather than directly linking to them both from the HTML file?
One advantage of using @import from within the main stylesheet is that you can add/delete new/obsolete stylesheets. Using <link> hard codes the stylesheets in the HTML. Of course, the point is moot if you use includes for your html templates.
But some I talk to think everything should be in one very long css file.
It depends, as Georg already pointed out. For bigger sites, I tend to have one main stylesheet that controls the overall layout/look/ typography/branding. And then, a separate stylesheet targeted at specific sections of the site that may need specific colours, etc. These are linked after the main stylesheet.
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