https://radicalblur.neocities.org/updates/archive/2026/11/

I think a way you could do it is by putting a comment on the top of the script saying smt like "Hey this script is minified, if you want a more readable script you can check out the full sized one by removing min from the script!" Kinda defeats the purpose of not downloading comments but one shouldnt be too bad right?

@lemerks I like that idea! Who cares if I wasted a kilobyte of space and loading time from writing that? - "NOOOOO MY PRECIOUS BANDWIDTH!!!" I write comments every time whenever I use the shorthands for CSS Margins (unless I forget), so why not with scripts? http://radicalblur.neocities.org/writings/guides/programming/how-to-save-storage-css-margins/

ngl I too forget about what to do with them shorthands so that guide seems really useful!

@lemerks I still feel in disbelief that I invented that but there are other kinds of mnemonics people've made for this like TRouBLe - definitely not like I'm *the first person* to ever invent this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/356759/a-mnemonic-for-the-order-of-css-margin-and-padding-shorthand-properties (continues)

- That could help people but I don't think that really dives into the whole concept of what side is for which. So I like to view it as that box model you can find on that page I feel that I presented it in a good way - at least it does make sense and click for me, but I just hope it helps other people If you or anyone's got a better way to present it though, feel free to correct me!

honestly I wouldnt really change much from your explanation, its smooth, its simple (even for dummy's like ol merk) it just works :D