>>> Is it so hard to imagine someone could have a different opinion than you? It's not hard at all. I'm not in denial, I've read the original article even top

>>> Is it so hard to imagine someone could have a different opinion than you? It's not hard at all. I'm not in denial, I've read the original article even top to bottom. I know people like this exist. I just don't think it has any relevance today. >>> not actually instant in practice Don't take it so literal. The feature is called Google Instant. That's the name. >>> I believe that's mostly fixed now, bringing the functionality back up to par with the original implementation. Your argument is... that there are bugs? Yeah, nice one. >>> Most of the time, I want a document, not a portal or an experience. In which case, a document should be given to you. But Google, Facebook, Youtube and many others including "blogging applications" do not offer documents. They are dynamically generated for you, client or server side. >>> But the users sure seem pleased with the constant evolution of the UI. I'm pretty sure they would be less happy if Facebook delivered simple documents with no styles attached. And I don't think they hate it as much as they say they do, as Facebook is still actively used.