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by krapp 3325 days ago
No it isn't. I and most people can read it just fine. It's completely blank for you.

Choosing to turn javascript off then complaining when javascript-enabled pages don't work is your problem, not the author's.

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So, as the man said, the page is completely blank. This is indisputable.

A bit further down the road, some script may populate it with content, but the page itself is blank. Shoddy craftmanship.

Edit: The page is blank even with scripts allowed. All content is provided by third party scripting.

I wrote a web browser that ignores all text in <p> tags. Every page I look at is blank! Shoddy craftsmanship!
Ignoring text in <p> tags goes against any version of html-spec. Ignoring scripts does not. Ignoring external scripts most emphatically does not.