Re: [off-topic] Web "designers" (was: ada to C++ translation)

[Wes Groleau <wesgroleau@despammed.com>]

> it hits the 35 error limit quite quickly. I do wish web page authors
> would show a wee bit of professionalism and start validating their
> sources before publishing them. I just don't understand how people in
> good conscience can take other people's money to develop a website,
> and give them something that isn't even real HTML.

By an overwhelming majority, web pages, both professional and amateur,
are created either "on-the-fly" or by WYSIWYG editors.  In both styles,
almost always the tools that generate the so-called HTML are designed
and coded (or just coded) by people who have no more clue about HTML
than the users of the tools.  And in many cases, by people who don't
have a clue about how to test.

-- 
Wes Groleau
http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wgroleau