Re: Target browsers for web development

Firstly I'd like to thank you for all the constructive feedback about
browser versions, you've all given me a lot of food for thought.

I would like to raise a point highlighted by John and Todd. I'm all for
empowering the user through good design but should we really be "educating"
the user about our coding standards. Standards are for us to worry about,
they shouldn't be used as a way of bending the user to our design decisions.


Matt


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