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   by _ngw_ 3y ago

   No offense taken, please don't worry about it. Search engines prioritize the "correctness" of a document, regardless of its version, as long as a DOCTYPE is declared. It can actually be HTML 3.2, as long as it's valid (a
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   by _ngw_ 3y ago

   Thanks for the comment, I'm the author. I apologize for labeling the link incorrectly. That is the standard the W3C recommends anyway: https://www.w3.org/html/ The article doesn't discuss XHTML; it simply hig
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   Automating HTML Validation for a Happier Life(seoengr.net)

   2 points by _ngw_ 3y ago|5 comments
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   by _ngw_ 3y ago

   HTML validation should be a key part of any publishing platform, that can and should be automated programmatically.
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   by _ngw_ 17y ago

   The only answer is the culture behind a decision. If you're doing things right you are following a "plan" and solving a problem, a feature is your catch about a possible solution. If your competitors copy it, you did your work right, it mea
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   Videocracy(nofeed.org)

   1 points by _ngw_ 17y ago|0 comments
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   Collecting actionable data from clickstream(nofeed.org)

   1 points by _ngw_ 17y ago|0 comments