Re: New issue: error recovery practices (Re: Proposed TAG Finding: Internet Media Type registration, consistency of use)

> I would be stunned if a client whose site looked horrible in their
> preferred browser would be content with "but the W3C validator says it's
> perfect". 

almost nobody cares what the validator says, because the validator isn't 
that good a predictor of how things will look to the customer.

but if browsers told content-providers things like "I don't understand 
this page, it probably looks horrible to your customers" then it would 
tighten the feedback loop.

Keith