I think the more important reality is that TIMTOWTDI doesn't really belong in CSS, and that's what we're seeing happen more and more. Part of the problem is th

I think the more important reality is that TIMTOWTDI doesn't really belong in CSS, and that's what we're seeing happen more and more. Part of the problem is that CSS And rich internet applications can't really properly coexist - they do now, because that's part of how we work, but as time goes on the amount of lifting we're going to want to do with JavaScript is only going to continue to increase.