Re: debian & Linux need better browsers.
Karen Lewellen <[email protected]>
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Likewise, i am unsure why you projected negative intent to words on the screen either. Many many sources are not aware that w3c standards have changed..its why I said I was unsure of your own situation. One point I make on the w3.org wai list often is that the agency and its work has rather bad pr. On countless occasion's I come across sites that claim compliance with standards that have not been current for decades. Your choice to interpret words on the screen negatively remains a surprise. Kare On Tue, 16 Jun 2026, Borden wrote: > > 15 Jun 2026, 11:12 by [email protected]: > >> Unsure why your understanding is more than 20 years out of date. >> >> Kare >> > I'm unsure why you chose to be rude rather than polite, but, lo, that is our imperfect universe. As Mr. Myers correctly inferred, I was giving an example of how XHTML 2 died because of industry adoption. Anyhow, as Alan suggested, let's move on. I'll try to use more timely references in future. > >