My point with Flash reaches a few thoughts into the future, while most are perfectly happy to have their ignorance contemporary. Let's just say that tomorrow Fl

My point with Flash reaches a few thoughts into the future, while most are perfectly happy to have their ignorance contemporary. Let's just say that tomorrow Flash DIES. It's gone. No more Flash. Do you think those same shitty restaurant sites are suddenly going to become standards-loving, keyboard-jockeying HTML 5 + JS sites? Again. The issue isn't Flash. It's the industry. The same restaurants are going to call up the same vendors and ask them to provide them with, what they consider, the new hotness. We place the blame on the customer, or the user, or in this case, the technology. Perhaps all along it's just us. And our uncanny ability to misinform the client and leave them without information on accessibility, mobility, scalability.