> But when the topic is optimism, foundation spending, education and other topics, the size of the embedded JS is simply not interesting. Okay, look at it this

> But when the topic is optimism, foundation spending, education and other topics, the size of the embedded JS is simply not interesting. Okay, look at it this way. If it was all about the foundation and the content of the page it would look like a Word Document. Just a wall of text, maybe some graphics with stats. But this is not the case here. Somehow the Gates Foundation decided they need 17MB of sugar to get this message out. If the JS to content ratio is that blatant I'd argue that they know they don't have anything of value to say.