But that's an entirely different argument, and it's one that always muddies up the conversation whenever I bring this up. This isn't a blog that loads 50 track

But that's an entirely different argument, and it's one that always muddies up the conversation whenever I bring this up. This isn't a blog that loads 50 trackers and tons of superfluous animations and video, this is an application which is designed to do things for the user. It's stuff like a music making app, or a medication reminder and tracker application that takes a lot of your personal information to help you find accurate dosages. It's stuff like games or offline-caching documentation browsers with IDE integration and powerful client-side search, or self-hosted home automation controller systems, or chat applications, or a barcode scanner app that checks for coupons for things that you scan in a web browser, etc... And again, i'm fine if you don't want to run one aspect of it, you are the client and I can't technically control what you do, but complaining that the car won't work when you ripped the spark plugs out is dumb, and a mechanic that goes around taking out spark plugs every chance he/she gets so that people won't speed isn't helping.