Re: Réf. : Re: [attr|=""] Selector

leslie.brown@evidian.com wrote:
> A non-trivial string contains something.
> Therefore saying it contains nothing can't be true.
> If it doesn't contain "nothing" it can't begin with it either.

This would be what we would call a logical fallacy.  It uses the phrase 
"contains nothing" with two different meanings in two different sentences.

-Boris