- From: Rafe Harwood <rafe@totalinternetsolutions.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 14:36:47 +0100
- To: <www-validator-css@w3.org>
Hi, I sent some emails a few months back with regards to the CSS Validator not working. As I mentioned, it has been several months since I last sent a message to this effect, but it seems to be getting beyond a joke now. We are expected to live up to the "W3C" recommendations with regards to the Internet and technologies associated with such, and when trying to match up to the WAI, the CSS checker serves no purpose and has not for something like 6 months plus, it is a nightmare. Please get it working... how can people be expected to keep up with what is going on, when the people who issue the "plans" and "draughts" for how things are "supposed" to work, cannot get their own systems working. Sorry if this sounds like I am a bit upset, but I am trying to make sites that conform to everything they possibly can for the sakes of being able to be read and viewed by as large an audience as possible, including the blind and deaf-blind (I have recently done a major regional health authority website, and am now working on a regional mental-health one) As I am sure you can understand, the ability to check these sites is of paramount importance to me. I would appreciate some idea as to a time scale when this problem should be sorted. Thankyou, PS. "Target: http://www.w3.org I/O Error: Unable to contact target server www.w3.org:80 after 3 tries." Thats the error I get when trying to check your own website, if I remember correctly, that is also the error I got back in January/February. Rafe Harwood mailto:rafe@totalinternetsolutions.co.uk http://www.totalinternetsolutions.co.uk
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