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 		<h1>Something like this belongs to the server-side</h1>
 		<p>A server side script would need to add all prefixes, making the size of the CSS file considerably larger. Also, it should maintain a list of features that need prefixes, or add them all and unnecessarily bloat the stylesheet. -prefix-free automatically detects what needs a prefix and what doesn’t.</p>
 		<p>Also, a common argument against doing this on the client side, is that it makes the design rely on JavaScript. However, that is completely false: If JS is disabled, only some of the CSS3 won’t show. But if your design <em>relies</em> on CSS3 to be functional, you have bigger problems bro.</p>
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-		<p>But every solution has its own pros and cons. If you would feel more comfortable with a server-side script, use that and don’t troll me please.</p>
-		<p>Remember: nobody forced you to use -prefix-free. <strong>KTHXBAI ☺</strong></p>
+		<p>You can read some more about this in my recent <a href="http://css-tricks.com/14792-five-questions-with-lea-verou/#lea-question-2">CSS Tricks interview</a></p>
+		<p>But every solution has its own pros and cons. If you would feel more comfortable with a server-side script, use that and don’t troll me please. Remember: nobody forced you to use -prefix-free. <strong>KTHXBAI ☺</strong></p>
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