Maybe the question should be "What happens if javascript is disabled?".
I do think that it's important today because there are still web browsers, especially in the mobile space, where people will not have javascript or more specifically AJAX available.
I think it's especially pertinent when talking about social anything kind of sites, where people are going to be likely to try to access it from a mobile device.
I don't see it as an issue of responsibility as much as I see it as a customer service issue.
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Maybe the question should be "What happens if javascript is disabled?".
I do think that it's important today because there are still web browsers, especially in the mobile space, where people will not have javascript or more specifically AJAX available.
I think it's especially pertinent when talking about social anything kind of sites, where people are going to be likely to try to access it from a mobile device.
I don't see it as an issue of responsibility as much as I see it as a customer service issue.