Hi Ryan,

SOE is supposedly the ducks nuts as to why. Yet, you'd have to be a moron to
expect Google to differentiate between XHTML vs HTML as in the end, content
is the one commodity google and co want initially.

I've read many a debate on it, but in the end the browsers are smart enough
and will continue to evolve to the fact that tag prediction and
differentiating between Style vs Semantically Correct tagging has probably
become a moot point these days and usually reserved for the HTML purists out
there.

If Google make a press announcement tomorrow that says "We will give extra
points to those of you who markeup using Strict XHTML from this day forward"
and maybe you can argue the case of "return on investment" in terms of
spending the extra time and effort to ensure its all valid and disco.

I'd only realistically argue the value of XHTML Strict in today's space is
simply because it will ensure that if you move your technology suite into
the next generation agent(s) then at least you may be able to resurrect
content as XML?




On 12/6/06, Ryan Sabir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Hey all,
>
> How many of you are developing sites in XHTML these days? Is it worth the
> extra effort?
>
> thanks.
>
>
>    Ryan Sabir
> Technical Director
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