- From: Barry Harmon <johnfrum@optonline.net>
- Date: Sun, 08 Jul 2007 20:40:59 -0400
- To: www-validator@w3.org
- Message-id: <C36EB2F86C9D4289873220575CBDA385@DYB7TR8MF>
Hello, I was accepted into Amazon Associates. I put their code into one of my markup pages as a test, www.artisan-bread-ring.info, and got 27 errors from their code. My code had previously passed validation, even though it is in the development stages. I emailed Amazon and they said that "validation is tough" and that I had placed the code properly. My question is: Since Amazon isn't going to change their code, and since *my* code passed validation, what is the status of my use of the W3C validation icon? I guess it comes down to a question of should I be penalized because of Amazon? I would like to display the icon, because I am proud of having taken the time and effort to validate every page I post on the web (or I will -- I haven't gotten to several legacy pages, but I will.), over 400 in all, and growing every day. Howevere, since the markup page doesn't pass validation, what's should I do? I want to do what is proper, but I'm in a quandry. I'll accept whatever you decide is the proper course of action. Thanks, Barry Harmon johnfrum@optonline.net
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