@StuCoxMedia @ianfeather BuzzFeed have *millions* of pages, and millions of visitors. Inlining the js would mean that it can't be cached as a common resource and would inflate the weight of every single page request. It would also probably damage the performance too.
Progressive Enhancement is the way.
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