Re: [w3c/webcomponents] The is="" attribute is confusing? Maybe we should encourage only ES6 class-based extension. (#509)

@prushforth it's a great example of how something could work, but from a practical standpoint could it work?  Usually we see maps links displayed as a micro map image on company, store, and restaurant site.  So I go to `http://ole.com` and one of the links is location and the rest of the site is other stuff.  So if the rest of the site is built with Polymer and includes functionality from `<iron-ajax>`, `<iron-location`>, `<iron-routing>`, etc. then with JS off the `<map is=web-map>` map will still work, but the rest of the site is broken, because none of the other stuff will work without javascript enabled and then some.

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