(I got permission from
@Dereck03 to comment, I won't be commenting any further and also advise regular users to not comment anything "beyond" giving a suggestion or your thoughts, it's not a place of endless debate, if you have spoken your mind, that's enough, you're not one to judge)
I am not against "pure EE" being listed as nothing beyond EE (not being an energy attack but "just turning smth into nothingness" kind of how thanos turned half of the Universe into dust, it was deconstruction I know but just smth along the lines, another example is of beerus turning Zamasu into nothingness and many other).
The problem here with the revision is that many of our characters have their EE via their AP, destroying Universe, multiverse, planet out of "existence", "to nothingness", for instance beerus and Toppo, Zeno their, AP has mixed EE in it. Most of the "big feats" in fiction, such as destroying Multiverse, Universe, or even planets sometimes tends to have a hax mixed with it (destroying concepts, spacetime, laws, nuking them out of Existence, etc). "Pure EE" is too rare in fiction, atleast way more rare for feats that involves anything beyond L2C.
TL;DR I've same opinion as
@Antvasima
It is generally treated as raw power feats within fiction, and a case can easily be made that anybody capable of destroying time-space continuums are using existence erasure. I do not think that we should be overly picky, but rather go by intent in this case.
and also that EE will be hax if it'll be treated as "just" hax in fiction and "won't" if not. Same as how "Destroying concept" will be conceptual manp unless more things are given. So I think creating such rule will only lead to misleading abuse of such standards if specifically made for only "EE", I can say same to be made for "concepts" and many other haxes but that's just unnecessary.