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You are against pointless UI decisions spurred on by javascript. That doesn't mean all UI decisions are pointless. Instead of advocating getting rid of javascri

by daemonk 13y ago

You are against pointless UI decisions spurred on by javascript. That doesn't mean all UI decisions are pointless. Instead of advocating getting rid of javascript, perhaps it is more sensible to advocate using javascript reasonably. I don't think the all or nothing mentality applies here.

tommorris 13y ago
Make something compelling. Build it non-crappily. Congratulations, you'll get on the whitelist. Fill my browser with pseudo-popups, craptastic infinite scrolling and other awful things and you won't.
- glurgann 13y ago
  Seems somewhat like a double standard. You can't use JavaScript, until you can. "Compelling." "Built non-crappily."
  - tommorris 13y ago
    You can't drive a car. Until you can.