Awaiting an array of promises looks neat, but it has a (small?) caveat: you can't do the same for the non-await version. You can't do `[...].then()`. I'm less

Awaiting an array of promises looks neat, but it has a (small?) caveat: you can't do the same for the non-await version. You can't do `[...].then()`. I'm less fan of the second proposition. Imagine someone seeing that snippet on internet and copying it: he would have no way of knowing that ".text()" is actually a promise and could potentially be making more I/O calls than he thought.