Your blog post is visible to the public internet. IANAL, but my first argument as the defendant would probably be to point out that that's implicit authorizatio

Your blog post is visible to the public internet. IANAL, but my first argument as the defendant would probably be to point out that that's implicit authorization to access, as is the act of accessing an implicit authorization for you to run Javascript. I could see an argument against the second w.r.t. the option to disable Javascript not being clear or well-known to most people.