If I don't have JavaScript, I should see the "raw" version of the target page

(User Story, Investigate , Priority: High, Test Status: No automated tests yet , Reported By Bad Link: Thing 3y284oe not found, )
Usability, Client
Summary: Observed by one of Eric's users: if you have JS turned off, you currently get a blank page. Can we do something about that?
In theory, this is now tractable -- we now have the "raw" view for Facebook, which we could redirect the browser to in this case. The raw view isn't terrible for public-facing data sites like the Spirit Island FAQ -- it lacks Search, but otherwise seems to work decently well.
How do we make this work, though? There are a couple of problems:
  • We need to detect the no-JS environment, and react to it, without JS. We could show a link if JS is turned off, of course, but in that case...
  • How can we get the page's ID? That's in the fragment, and in the conventional browser environment that's not sent to the server, and we can't do anything with it in the browser if we don't have JS!
What we can clearly do is have a no-JS display that shows a link to the raw version of this Space's Root. That's suboptimal, but at least is something. It's likely worth doing.