[Sigia-l] Ajax sucks 99%

[Bill Quimby]

Oh my, a defense to be written down with greatest moves of the greatest chess 
masters! But hey - time to cut slack and appreciate the one or two individuals 
on every list who volunteer to govern, monitor, guide - and who somehow find the 
time to do so!

But AJAX? I went back a year or so on SIGIA-L and it seems that there has been 
very little discussion on its positives and negatives. Article spoof or not, if 
it is true that the reference (URL) to a page may not in fact be a reference to 
a page in question because the referee is mistakingly leading the reader to the 
page as it was in state1, state2, state3, or state4, isn't that a problem?

Yes, I can see where it may not be a problem in a well-guided (with tested 
limits to any and all alternative choices) commercial site. And that may be the 
work-a-day focus of the readers of this list. But as the writer of the spoof 
asks, is it good for all?

- Bill

Listera wrote:

> Lyle Kantrovich:
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>>Before you mislead any more people...
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> Only those who won't read the whole thing, miss the smiley at the end and
> the irony, of course.
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