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Congratulations to the team Bellkor's Pragmatic Chaos. Now if they could only spend some of their time researching how to make a page that doesn't look like it
by froo 17y ago
Congratulations to the team Bellkor's Pragmatic Chaos. Now if they could only spend some of their time researching how to make a page that doesn't look like it was coded by an 11 year old myspace user.
An example from the source
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- redorb 17y agoI dare say, if you can do what they are doing ~ your not to worried about perfect html or design.
- smanek 17y agoor grammar, apparently ;-) ("your not to" => "you're not too")
- johnnybgoode 17y agoI had exactly the same thought, word for word, when I read the comment, but I wasn't, um, inspired enough to post it and take the downvotes. ;)
- froo 17y agoNo, you're right. I can't do what they're doing. However, my talents lie elsewhere so I submit to you that they can't do what I'm doing, so the point really is moot. It would be like complaining that a plumber can't cook as well as a chef. That being said, HTML is a form of code (even if it is only markup) as it is a structured language and their solution is based off code no doubt, so there really is no excuse.