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Ajax impact on server load

 
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How do you think the use of ajax will impact server load? Of course it will depend on the way it's implemented, but in general will an inexperienced developer increase or decrease server load?
[ April 04, 2006: Message edited by: Ilja Preuss ]
 
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Both experienced and inexperienced developers will most likely increase server load by using Ajax. I realize there are ways that Ajax could reduce server load, but from my experience, this is not usually the case.

That's not to say it is a bad thing - there are plenty of ways properly-implemented Ajax is a very good thing, despite the increased server load. In those cases, it is simply a matter of making sure you can deal with the extra load.
 
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