oh do tell more!

we needed a way to post a form cross-domain within the new templates, with CORS, we can do it easily.

But that's not the big thing -

we've had that proxy ajax script to do cross-domain xmlhttp for a while, and it has served us well, but it leaves a single point of failure

for example, pulling a list of events, or a month widget to another site

With CORS supported & a capable browser, we can remove the need for the proxy xhtmlhttp script

one less point of failure, and speed improvements for end users == very good

We'll still have to fall back to the proxy script on lame browsers like IE<=7 and FF <= 3.0, but this should reduce the bottleneck for some

nice!