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Bernhard Sturm
Richard said:Explain exactly what is a standard?
I write a web page and 10 different browsers show it 10 different ways.
One browser accepts a <layer> tag, another doesn't.
Microsoft comes along and only certain things will work with IE.
Is that a standard?
To me, a standard means that every cotton pickin browser will behave in the
same precise way. Period.
a standard is a standard. If your UA doesn't meet the standard it's not
a standards compliant UA.
Or: The standard tells you: you have to stop at a red light, and you
have to drive at a green light.
Now you don't stop, because you have set your own standards which allow
you to drive at a red light and stop at a green light, then chances are
quite well, that you get involved in a crash with someone who follows
the standards... (now figure, whom are you going to blame for your crash?)