gmiller - 1:35 am on Jun 30, 2001 (gmt 0)

What it really comes down to is which costs you more? Having a site that doesn't function without JS or having a site which doesn't absolutely require flash JS add-ons? It seems to almost always be the former.

It's almost never truly difficult to provide extra JS to impress the newbies without breaking the site for everyone else. If you have suicidal customers, explain the situation to them. If they don't change their minds, let them suffer the business consequences of the poor decision but make them promise not to tell anyone you designed the site.