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What does "fully valid HTML" get you that "mostly-valid HTML" doesn't? I'm not trying to be flippant but this just seems like a really silly thing to aim for a
by pc86 2mo ago
What does "fully valid HTML" get you that "mostly-valid HTML" doesn't?
I'm not trying to be flippant but this just seems like a really silly thing to aim for and an even sillier thing to try to shame people about when ~98% of websites that people use just fine don't do it.
- system7rocks 2mo agoWhen I met my future wife, the first thing she did was to check if my personal homepage was fully validated. It was. And we are celebrating 20 raucous years this year!
- rogix 2mo agoHonestly? I have no idea. But, hey, if it works, it works.
- pc86 2mo agoThe whole point is that it works fine without being valid. So your two comments seems diametrically opposed to each other.