> No it’s not. Using it like that is a lasagna of dirty hacks. First it's a bunch of dirty hacks. Then it's an informal convention. Then it's a standard. Lots

> No it’s not. Using it like that is a lasagna of dirty hacks. First it's a bunch of dirty hacks. Then it's an informal convention. Then it's a standard. Lots of technology evolved that way. All the stakeholders driving the web standards forward are focusing on making it a more powerful application platform. > The web is for structured text with hyperlinks, everything else is bullshit that doesn’t belong on the web. That's your personal opinion on what the web platform should be, not what it is. Of course it's a crappy platform in many respects. Of course a lot of people don't like the way it goes. It doesn't matter.