I've just replied to you with JS disabled. I also created this account with no JS (this was a year ago). Upvoting also works without JS. In my experience, of a

I've just replied to you with JS disabled. I also created this account with no JS (this was a year ago). Upvoting also works without JS. In my experience, of all the websites that don't work without JS, only a minority actually need it. Most of the time it's silly things like articles and blog posts that just show a blank screen without JS, or drop-down menus that rely on JS even though there are perfectly fine non-JS ways to do it, etc.