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WebAssembly: An Attempt To Give the Web Its Own Bytecode
New submitter Josiah Daniels writes with this kernel from a much more detailed article at Ars Technica about what already looks like a very important initiative: WebAssembly is a new project being worked on by people from Mozilla, Microsoft, Google, and Apple, to produce a bytecode for the Web. WebAssembly, or wasm for short, is intended to be a portable bytecode that will be efficient for browsers to download and load, providing a more efficient target for compilers than plain JavaScript or even asm.js
If you'd submitted it in some sort of compressed, machine readable format, it would have been faster.
The world is made by those who show up for the job.
They can't even do Unicode or https correctly. You are expecting too much from the script kiddies that run this site.