No, we were worried that rendering different content for google violates their TOS. So what we do is render a super basic version of the page in the <noscript>

No, we were worried that rendering different content for google violates their TOS. So what we do is render a super basic version of the page in the <noscript> section with no tools or extras. You can see it if you disable javascript in your browser. It's not much to use, but enough for google to get at the words and links. We're not sure how well it works since the project was secret until today! We're going to keep an eye on it and adjust for maximum google-fu going forward. (Shout out to Sam Saffron who implemented this!)