This is a great way to test a hypothesis, and a good experiment. I'll mention that there is a ule that was added a few years back, in backbone.js days, that ur

This is a great way to test a hypothesis, and a good experiment. I'll mention that there is a ule that was added a few years back, in backbone.js days, that urls with /#!route anchors will enable (read: force) ajax requests and JavaScript from the spider. Still remains a helpful way to force caching/indexing of JavaScript-only pages in Google.