RE: Noscript equivalent for clearing default text input values

> 
> Ah, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I was trying to say that 
> if JavaScript degrades gracefully, then you shouldn't need to 
> mention it at all. No, <noscript>, just nothing.
> 

Forgive my ignorance but I rarely use client-side scripting so it's not been an issue for me before but doesn't the lack of <noscript> go against WCAG1 checkpoints? I've always been under the impression that <noscript> was required for all javascript but maybe not so long as it's device independent. Yes/no?

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