> Straight-forward mozilla.org HTML guidelines could be written in order
> to promote standards-compliance and site-wide stylability. However,
> this would only work if people used the right kind of tools.
http://www.mozilla.org/README-style.html is a start, although it's not
well promoted.
I think that strongly encouraging the use of Mozilla Composer would be
good :-)
> * Can we expect busy Mozilla contributors to write standards-compliant
> HTML according to some guidelines, or do we have to take into
> account the use of authoring tools whose behavior is in conflict
> with the standards-compliance goals of Mozilla?
We should "strongly encourage" use of Moz Composer. If this produces bad
HTML, we just have to eat our own dogfood.
Gerv
