Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Element Behaviors, and the has="" attribute. A useful alternative to Custom Elements in many cases! (#727)

> (SIDENOTE I want to rename "element-behaviors" to "element-traits" or "element-features" or "element-characteristic", because "behaviors" implies that each feature

Agreed.

Also, thanks for the compliment on the article @trusktr. Gonna leave [an updated link](https://medium.com/8fold-pub/on-constraints-internet-bandwidth-eab05c20e218) as I begin to retool my digital world, which is including changing the 8fold domains and figure out where the writing should live for real.

Of course, you coulda just been talking about the comment not the long-winded article. In either case, I'm tired and needed to update the link anyway. :)

Your last couple of comments reminds me of what we used to do in Flash-based games. What is the defined line between action and state?



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