"Satisfactorily"? to whom? "Semantic Significance" isn't optional nor is it a God-given decision point for authors. If something is put into the content, it is (even if the author thinks it insignificant/unimportant/decorative) *significant*. The idea that we can use The Web without the accompanying attention to accessibility is bankrupt. It is everybody's Web, not just the authors'. The only thing authors can claim is the same "privilege of judgment" as to what matters as that available to the consumer and if they include it, it matters. They can't unscramble the eggs. Love. On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 10:55 AM, Dave Singer <singer@apple.com> wrote: > > At 14:02 +0100 25/08/08, Philip TAYLOR wrote: > > Only the page author can satisfactorily answer the question of what is > semantically significant. >
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