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Perhaps consider that coming on here and being condescending about the impact your own browsing habits have on the web experience of your (very small, but very

Perhaps consider that coming on here and being condescending about the impact your own browsing habits have on the web experience of your (very small, but very vocal) JavaScript-disabling demographic makes the rest of us web developers really not very interested in building sites that meet your demands. I agree that the site shouldn't need JavaScript to function, but I don't think comments like these help the goal of helping the content creators achieve progressive enhancement.

hghdfgv 10y ago
Constructive criticism is a good thing.
- mseebach 10y ago
  Yes. This, however, isn't it.
  - nicky0 10y ago
    And yet, nobody has provided an answer the question: why?
    - dang 10y ago
      Because it was snarky and off topic in a classic bikeshedding way, making for uninteresting discussion.
karim 10y ago
OP is a bit excessive but he's right --- this website doesn't work for people without JavaScript or on mobile phones.
- dpark 10y ago
  I read the entire article on my cell phone. The only problem I had (not sure what's causing this) is that if I accidentally selected text, it would jump to the top of the page, selecting everything along the way.
nicky0 10y ago
Not condescending, just critical.