- From: Barry Kintner <barry@a2zcomputerworks.com>
- Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 12:35:55 -0700
- To: public-html-comments@w3.org
Good day - -- Please do not drop recognition of older (simpler) HTML vocabulary. I find far too many people are over-using CSS etc - not really knowing or understanding the needs of the visitor. I have even downloaded a page with a CSS file over 300k for a web page of 20k - this is a practice that is un-acceptable. -- I find I've been able to re-create business web pages - with all functionality retained - that are 60-90% smaller in file size, by using so-called 'older' standards. Retain all the old codes that had been usable before (from 3.2-4.x). -- I've made well over 2000 web pages and find I rarely need the 'latest' code for my audiences. This proposal is NOT a step forward - as I understand it now. Thank you .. Barry Kintner - Phoenix, Arizona USA ..
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