>>>>> "Shachar" == Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Shachar> Please help me with a set of reasons why making the site
Shachar> actually work with Mozilla is in their best interests.
I can think of two arguments:
(1) I don't want to see the Leumi site work with Mozilla. I want it
to work with established standards. Given that it's just as easy
(in most cases) to create sites that work with standards or
without them, why not choose the option that works with the
maximum number of users? If they were to test on IE/Windows,
Mozilla/Windows and Mozilla/Linux, they would quickly discover
most (but admittedly not all) of the issues with their site.
(2) By creating the site for IE, Leumi is basically letting Microsoft
dictate the way in which the Web will work. Leumi will presumably
use the Web more and more, and will offer more and more services
to Web-based customers -- both to save money by freeing up live
staff, and to be more accessible outside of bank hours.
Given that the Web will be an increasingly important part of the
Leumi infrastructure, it seems to me that Leumi should be pushing
for a neutral body to define the standards for that
infrastructure, rather than a company with clear commercial
interests.
Reuven
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