Turning off javascript gives a blank page. Absolutely blank, not a single piece of content, not even - and this would still be terrible, just a tiny, tiny bit b

Turning off javascript gives a blank page. Absolutely blank, not a single piece of content, not even - and this would still be terrible, just a tiny, tiny bit better than downright ridiculous - a message saying "you need javascript enabled to view this content". Say what you like about webapps requiring javascript (an argument for another day), there is no excuse for a blog requiring it.