Alan Gresley wrote: > Well implementors shouldn't concern themselves with what authors might > do. Then implementors spent the last 15 years doing exactly the wrong thing. The first postulate in our world is the following one : Not only Web authors will try things that you never though of, but they will use it extensively to the point it's a known hack or workaround. It can be ugly, hacky, invalid, whatever. Resistance is futile because whatever the uglyness or the invalidity, the browser MUST render something w/o crashing or failing. </Daniel>Received on Wednesday, 2 July 2008 11:15:05 GMT
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