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I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with the author's point, but I thought there was a push to move away from lots of special-case tags like <q>, <dl>, etc. For suc
by mkelly 17y ago
I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with the author's point, but I thought there was a push to move away from lots of special-case tags like <q>, <dl>, etc. For such a general-purpose SGML, it seems silly to assume that HTML will have a semantically-meaningful tag for the majority of your semantics.
Maybe I'm smoking crack, though. :)
- windsurfer 17y agoBut they still define them. Either keep them or toss them, but don't just half heartedly try.