I think they should start to consider mobile clients once those have a hyper key... I'm all for lean sites but emacs' site is one of those where I just don't c

I think they should start to consider mobile clients once those have a hyper key... I'm all for lean sites but emacs' site is one of those where I just don't care. Emacs users are sitting in front of a workstation and if they don't have a proper internet connection, they just install it from their unix distribution's CD/DVD. And it is also kind of adequate to have a bloated website... anyone remembers the joke to name a kernel "emacs" so that it says "LILO booting emacs..." at startup? ;)