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You know, not everybody wants to give away their plans for free. Nor does everyday wat to cut somebody else in on the action.

• jeff18 16y ago
  The whole point of the article is that you use the application as an exercise, without actually submitting it.
  • Andrewski 16y ago
    Some HTML forms send every character you type as you type them.
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    • cvg 16y ago
      The way to check for that is view source. In Chrome: view-source:http://news.ycombinator.com/w2011form http://news.ycombinator.com/w2011form. No JS. Does YC or HN even use JS?
      • jules 16y ago
        Obviously.
      • gus_massa 16y ago
        When you are logged, only the upvotes and downvotes in HN use JS.
    • rjvir 16y ago
      You can simply copy the questions to your own text editor or word processor - if you weren't going to submit the application in the first place, why even fill it out online?
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