I acknowledge this explicitly in the original comment. I contest "JavaScript optional" as it implies JavaScript is, well, optional for users. I think this misle

I acknowledge this explicitly in the original comment. I contest "JavaScript optional" as it implies JavaScript is, well, optional for users. I think this misleads about HTMX's capabilities, construction, and purpose, and seems easy to read as having bad intentions vis a vis <noscript>. I admit my emotional disdain for this type of framework calling itself "modern" coloured my original comment strongly enough to perhaps make it less clear I am primarily upset about <noscript> being implied as a free capability of HTMX.