I'm not exactly trying to attain the platonic ideal of a web page, here. My goal is to build something that people find valuable, quickly. I don't care if it requires js to render, because it's not worth the tradeoff to try to get it to show up for that one guy trying to render a web page on his TRS-80.

>Your content can't be archived properly by the Internet Archive.

IA doesn't factor into 99.999% of what I build.

>Your content can't be accessed by anything user-agent less sophisticated than a full-blown browser.

I build things for browsers.

>Your content can't be indexed by a search engine that doesn't have the resources to crawl using full headless browsers.

I can barely be arsed to submit sitemaps to Bing.

>Your content won't work with tools that attempt to scrape and expand content

When supporting those things becomes a priority, I'll do so.

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RMS looks at a microwave and writes an essay about whether or not the software that drives it needs to be FOSS.

I make my food hot.