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What would you replace it with? Keeping in mind that web pages are supposed to be accessible to people in the sense that anyone with an interest to do so can pu
by Sunspark 5y ago
What would you replace it with? Keeping in mind that web pages are supposed to be accessible to people in the sense that anyone with an interest to do so can put up a marked document for display because it's displaying material, not programming an interactive environment. If you take away the accessibility of HTML from people, then you're also taking away a significant portion of the "open" Internet and moving toward a more closed corporate-curated model due to the higher barriers to entry if you want to publish something.