I’m curious about what others think. If you have a website that’s mostly or completely made out of Flash, is it common courtesy to have a lead-in splash page that warns the user they are about to enter a Flash page and to perhaps give them an option to see a non-Flash page? Or in the present day where 99% of systems are Flash-enabled is this an unnecessary, outdated ritual? I’m just curious.
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