[ CC to QA IG. See <URL:http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-validator/2002Jun/0089.html> for the original message. ] Michael D. Crawford <crawford@goingware.com> wrote: >At least one free web hosting service appends HTML advertisements to >members' pages that cause otherwise valid HTML documents to no longer >validate. Perhaps this would be a good thing for a "QA Outreach" person to take in hand? Or the Conformance Manager (Hi QArl). :-) Getting certain key places to use valid HTML should have a good cost/benefit ratio. Free hosting services, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, etc., are all good candidates. Valid HTML there might encourage valid HTML in everyone who looks to the "big sites" for the standard. -- My mom is a professional botanist, or, as her spousal equivalent described it, they'll be out hiking in the woods, she'll see a plant off by the side of the trail, run up to it, bend down, and start talking Latin at it. -- Steve VanDevenderReceived on Sunday, 30 June 2002 06:22:11 UTC
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