> It's a fact that it's more work to support both AJAX interactions and work with js disabled than it is to support just AJAX alone That is not a fact. It may

> It's a fact that it's more work to support both AJAX interactions and work with js disabled than it is to support just AJAX alone That is not a fact. It may well be your experience from the way your applications were written, but it is not a fact. You clearly do need a lecture, or you wouldn't be posting garbage.