[meta-T] Tiny HTML question
[meta-T] Tiny HTML question
- Subject: [meta-T] Tiny HTML question
- From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 13:35:59 -0800
On 12/20/01 1:05 PM, "Chuq von Rospach" <email@hidden> wrote:
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I think you'll find HTML is a generational thing on the net. The longer
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you've been on the net, the less likely you'll want it. But: it's
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mainstreamed, it's endemic, and the general population now is at the least
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tolerant of it.
Ummm..., are you softening us up for the change, Chuq? Does this mean we'll
soon be able to post chevrons, not-equal-signs, continuation characters and
other non-/higher- (take your pick) ASCII characters without fear of
mangling? I recall that this was to be the medium of change, when the time
was right... Is the right time approaching, at last? (Side note: Entourage X
has bugs that mangle _different_ non-/higher- ASCIIs when sent in HTML but
not when sent in plain text. It doesn't look as if this is ever going to be
easy.)
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Paul Berkowitz