Hmm, a Short JS or Golfed JS standard should be ratified. Like jQuery. "But that's cheating!", people will say. I disagree; JS is verbose, but it's so widespr

Hmm, a Short JS or Golfed JS standard should be ratified. Like jQuery. "But that's cheating!", people will say. I disagree; JS is verbose, but it's so widespread that if we can shorten it will result in new levels of compact creativity that we are missing out on. And JS is so full of frameworks, something like this wouldn't set that much precedent.