> The page to which your posted link points is the content. I disagree, the page is not the content of the page. I hear where you're coming from though: what y

> The page to which your posted link points is the content. I disagree, the page is not the content of the page. I hear where you're coming from though: what you're saying is a widely-accepted approximation because "semantic HTML" is not semantic, so we don't have a way to get the actual content from an HTML page. This is by design: lots of big websites have a vested interest in making it impossible to separate their content from their presentation. But I don't think future implementations have to be bound by previous bad decisions.