> This is all IMHO and there's a lot of room for different opinions here, but I'm guessing we have a consensus, even among JS's biggest advocates, that it can't

> This is all IMHO and there's a lot of room for different opinions here, but I'm guessing we have a consensus, even among JS's biggest advocates, that it can't be described as "insisting on correctness". this was pretty much the result of the XHTML debacle as well, and I know the reasons why that went down the way it did, but it's kind of weird to me that We Just Can't Have Enforced Correctness In The Browser.