On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 5:20 PM, dean.bullen@googlemail.com < dean.bullen@googlemail.com> wrote: > > > Just to let you know the checker thinks the following page is French – > it’s not, it’s English. > > > > http://www.impartica-training.co.uk/course-schedule.aspx > > > > > This is a mysterious case, as wrong language guesses often are. There is nothing in the textual content that suggests French as the language (except that a few English words in it are also French). I tried to isolate the issue by validating a document that essentially consists of just a part of the <table> element there. If I take about 600 lines, it does not make the complaint; if I take about 1,000 lines, it does. I don’t think it’s anything specific in the lines between; they look very similar in textual content to the other lines. It’s probably some oddity in the heuristics that computes frequencies of letters or letter combinations, or something like that. Nothing to worry about, of course. The validator’s heuristic language guesser just made an odd wrong guess. YuccaReceived on Monday, 15 May 2017 06:41:49 UTC
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