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Yeah, agreed. The general tone of the flowchart is misleading: tons of paths lead to "cannot use javascript" and only one leads to "can use javascript" creates
by lelanthran 3y ago
Yeah, agreed. The general tone of the flowchart is misleading: tons of paths lead to "cannot use javascript" and only one leads to "can use javascript" creates the misleading implication that the probability of the user having JS is low and the reverse probability is high.
The articles point seems to be: if you're writing a webapp or anything interactive, then a mere 99.999% of visitors will be able to use the content.
- blowski 3y agoThis whole topic is as interesting as "tabs vs spaces" or "emacs vs vim". There's a vocal minority of people that want to tell everybody else how the web should work, and everybody has ignored them for the last 20 years, and will continue to ignore them.