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> Virtually all of them were XHTML but even in the documents containing an
> XHTML declaration, less than 50% were well formed.
I wonder how persistent this problem is once you get behind the server... In
many cases (even on XHTML-L) I have seen folks that work really hard for
WFness and Validity only to insert some advertiser HTML (or free website
HTML) that kills their effort. Either way, on the back end it is developed
correctly and can be processed in a pipeline fashion.
This may be the case and it may not. I think XHTML is a bad example though--
you have a large group of developers who have been trained in the ways of
HTML and Browser forgiveness... they can make mistakes and the only check
is: how does it look in the browser.
My 0.02
Jeff Rafter
Defined Systems
http://www.defined.net
XML Development and Developer Web Hosting
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