Re: CSE HTML Validator not legal in Norway (Was: Local server HTMLvalidator)

Alan J. Flavell wrote:

As Nick Kew already said on his web page:

blockquote
Unfortunately the issue is confused by the fact that some products
falsely claim to "validate", whilst in fact applying an arbitrary
selection of tests that are not derived from any standard. Such tools
may be genuinely useful, but should be used alongside true validation,
not in place of it.
/blockquote

I have some similar comments on my page about validators:
http://webtips.dan.info/validators.html

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"Firas" <usenet (AT) firasd (DOT) org> wrote

The CSE HTML 'Validator' provides a useful set of services. Now, make it
provide some core functionality--if done properly, your fiercest critics
might become your warmest advocates! How bad can that be?

That would be nice. I'll look into adding a real validator in the next major
release. If there is an easy way to add an open source validator, I'll
certainly try to get it done.

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