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Probably alert the user that it can't be parsed (like browsers currently do for XHTML). Maybe do something like firefox does when it encounters a self signed SS
by smanek 17y ago
Probably alert the user that it can't be parsed (like browsers currently do for XHTML). Maybe do something like firefox does when it encounters a self signed SSL cert - allow the user to accept it - but make that choice explicit and painful. If most parsers actually did this, I doubt people would carelessly violate standards anymore.
Of course, it's a bit of a prisoners dilemma to get everyone to actually do this. The one guy who doesn't will likely become immensely more popular than his competitors ...
Oh well, it's nice to dream.