> It's an abuse of the purpose of URL fragments Would you just look at who's preaching... If it ain't the same Google that all but standardized the use of #! c

> It's an abuse of the purpose of URL fragments Would you just look at who's preaching... If it ain't the same Google that all but standardized the use of #! contraption in the pre-HTML5 days - "you don't use, we don't crawl it" kinda thing. This is an abuse alright, but a better choice of wording might've been appropriate.