if you want people to read your article with a discerning eye on the topic of what you think should or shouldn't be jquery best practices, you should probably m

if you want people to read your article with a discerning eye on the topic of what you think should or shouldn't be jquery best practices, you should probably mention that somewhere in the title or intro paragraphs. and maybe offer more than a sentence of explanation on the examples right now it reads like "jquery code is ugly. here's some examples of how ugly it is". and people are simply pointing out that the ugliness is purely self-inflicted. the code examples don't need/have to be written as such. you can classify them as stylistic choices. so its more like "my jquery code is ugly" or "i found these ugly snippets online". just my $0.02.