Yes, true. It is important to understand, that computers brought us further than paper. We now can have "Interactive Documents". And we should respect that, und

Yes, true. It is important to understand, that computers brought us further than paper. We now can have "Interactive Documents". And we should respect that, understanding, that this often dissolves the border between document and application. I see no problem with that. In the end, it all comes out to: sometimes you need program logic (Javascript) in the document. If this is the case, then just use it. The problem, as so often, starts with business and marketing. For them it's neither a document nor an application, it is "presence". And this is how it tends to get nasty...