- From: Daniel Glazman <glazman@netscape.com>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jan 2003 11:16:55 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
Shelby Moore wrote: >>>CSS selectors allows one to select elements of markup based on >>>attributes which are not related to *semantics*. >> >>As an editor of the W3C Selectors Specification, I assure you, that is >>most definitely not the intention of CSS selectors. > > Of course it is. No, it is *not*. You were not part of the discussions that took place when we wrote this document and I don't recall any comment from you. If you did send comments, sorry for that but you were far from a major contributor. Please stop talking about stuff you just don't know, this is really very annoying. > You don't understand that CSS is supposed to be hints *ONLY*?? Wow. Trying to imply that Ian Hickson does not understand something about CSS is a deep and major error that deserves apologies. I wish the processor of my laptop could get new information as fast as Ian does, with a similar level of quality. From all the logorrhea you posted in the current thread, I can assure you something : there is several points *you* don't understand in CSS and in potential languages based on the CSS general syntax. Your definition of orthogonality seems to me more a rhetoric figure than a real argument we could discuss. This is my final point in this "discussion". </Daniel>
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