> "The only only difference is that you're delaying the inevitable and doing so doesn't always help user experience a bit." "Always" seems like an unnecessaril

> "The only only difference is that you're delaying the inevitable and doing so doesn't always help user experience a bit." "Always" seems like an unnecessarily high bar. If any meaningful fraction of your users would be better served by getting readable content in 2 seconds and having to wait 10-90 seconds for third-party features, I would absolutely say this is definitely a worthwhile optimization. Even if it leaves some speed-reading twitterer waiting the same 10-90 additional seconds for those features to load and render.