Re: typo in W3C pages

Philip TAYLOR [PC335/O-XP] <P.Taylor@rhul.ac.uk> wrote:

>Liam Quinn wrote:
>
>>URLs are URIs, so the Validator is capable of accepting (a fairly
>>restricted set of) URIs.
>
>But does the Validator accept any URI that is not a URL? If not, then it
>would be more accurate to write the the Validator accepts URLs rather
>than URIs...
>
>This was my point...

And a very good point it was too, which is why that usage has been changed
somewhat in the latest devel versions. :-)


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