> Twitter is a stream of little posts and real-time notifications. The stream part is easy enough, with pagination. I have no objection to hiding the pages wit

> Twitter is a stream of little posts and real-time notifications. The stream part is easy enough, with pagination. I have no objection to hiding the pages with JavaScript, making any page 'bottomless.' Real-time notification, obviously, can't work without some sort of execution, but one could simply show notifications on the next page viewed (or calculate them when sending that page, or whatever). > My webmail client isn't a document, it's a browser for documents. Good thing that you're using a browser… I'm not opposed to using JavaScript to speed things up or enhance them, but using it to deliberately break the Web is just wrong.