An error on the index sends off alarm bells, and I bet others never bother to try the other pages - just thinking "this is broken".
I know where JS runs. I was conflating embedded javascript references as <script src="http....> style javascript. Typically when I am doing JS, the JS is marked up as being served from a domain - an initial assumption would be that it would be trying to pull the js from a server, but it's not (or not caring, or my stuff is cached).
I still side with the others who want/expect hosted and versioned docs from a project of this size/influence.
I know where JS runs. I was conflating embedded javascript references as <script src="http....> style javascript. Typically when I am doing JS, the JS is marked up as being served from a domain - an initial assumption would be that it would be trying to pull the js from a server, but it's not (or not caring, or my stuff is cached).
I still side with the others who want/expect hosted and versioned docs from a project of this size/influence.