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That's the conventional wisdom, but I'm not completely convinced that those are real problems. If you send someone a content-negotiated URL you can be pretty c
by bct 18y ago
That's the conventional wisdom, but I'm not completely convinced that those are real problems.
If you send someone a content-negotiated URL you can be pretty confident that they'll see the text/html (or application/xhtml+xml :-) version).
Similarly, any typo report more specific than "there's a typo somewhere at this URL" will tell you what you need to know.