Subj : Re: Telgate/Mudgate Echo
To   : Angus Mcleod
From : Tracker1
Date : Sat Jul 02 2005 11:26 pm

Angus Mcleod wrote:
> It isn't the need for "doing the web correctly" that is the problem.  It 
> is the need for "doing the incorrect web as if it were correct" that makes 
> life a bitch.
> 
> Also, I think we need to wait a couple years until HTML is so completely 
> over-complicated that it is impossible to actually generate content 
> without using someone's software tools to do so.  Then all web-pages will 
> look exactly alike and nobodyn will want to look at them.

XHTML and CSS do simplify things from say HTML4, or 3.2 specs.. but that is 
just my opinion on it.. it's a few rendering issues in the biggest browser 
(gag) IE that is a big part of the stagnation of newer standards...

Hopefully MS updates their browser (not likely) before ASP.Net 2.0 is final, 
since it uses xhtml as a default now.

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