Athens Web Group

Darin Miller <darinm (AT) purdue (DOT) edu> writes:

As I have said many times, what is the good of having it
validated. Everyone was willing to give me some great similies of what
it can do.
But I'm still waiting to hear some actual facts of what it does.

In and of itself, nothing. No browser reacts differently to valid code
simply *because* it's valid (except for a couple that have 'code
quality' indicators) but several react differently to invalid code.

It can help quickly find problems in code that are causing a problem
(unclosed elements, unescaped &s, etc).

It can find things that may cause problems now or in the future
(things that are error-corrected in the browsers you test in, but
aren't in others).

--
Chris

"Wu" <willweems (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote

Whiners!

Apparently you're calling yourself one, since the message you replied
to (and fullquoted under your top-post) was your own.

--
Dan