I like this design decision. I can't talk for other people, but if a page looks good on a text based browser, I consider it to be well designed page (although I

I like this design decision. I can't talk for other people, but if a page looks good on a text based browser, I consider it to be well designed page (although I don't force the converse). The way I understand it, the only real reason why there is something like javascript at all is that one wants to improve latency / computing load on servers. But since javascript is already here, it is now easy to abuse it instead by cluttering all kinds of junk and computing to the page and to the browser / client.