I didn't last too long there, and thankfully I wasn't on that team directly. Yeah, pointing out things like 'facts' with 'evidence' doesn't make you a 'team pl

I didn't last too long there, and thankfully I wasn't on that team directly. Yeah, pointing out things like 'facts' with 'evidence' doesn't make you a 'team player' very often. Yes, there's the issue that I'm the new guy, but really... there are some things that are objectively true. HTML tables have never been 'deprecated', have their place, and are perfectly fine. DIV-based layouts are fine too, but knowing when to each is key, and displaying hundreds of pages of spreadsheet-style data with inlined styles for each div is... just insane. They had to do inlined styles on each div because some version of IE didn't handle the formatting they wanted properly - some alignment issue - when I pointed out that table cells already supported that formatting... I think that's when I was no longer required to be involved in that project.