Right. And not only is there no reason for responsibilities to be divided that way, as it stands you kneecap the promise of REST/HATEOAS by restricting it to t

Right. And not only is there no reason for responsibilities to be divided that way, as it stands you kneecap the promise of REST/HATEOAS by restricting it to the very specific cases of anchors and forms. So with htmx I'm trying to complete the HTML hypertext and let people take advantage of the simplicity of the REST model without sacrificing user experience.