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At a certain point, one must take responsibility for clicking "a scroll bar buddy that walks down the page when you scroll" and then being faced with exactly what it said.

I agree that preferring reduced motion and then visiting a site whose sole purpose is presenting motion is an interesting choice, but I don't think the CSS Working Group or web developers in general are in any position to question it.

"Dead dove, do not eat" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUKmq7UMJys

> Counter-argument against exempting the demo page

I really don't think that's a counter-argument for exempting the demo. It's an argument against ever implementing this feature on an actual website. Or, an argument for using the prefers-reduced-motion check on an actual website.

I like that cartoon. much care and thought should be taken when implementing changes that affect users :)

I really wish there was a separate category for "short and funny" xkcds.

Some of them are incredibly hilarious, but the author is just way too productive.