Christopher Jahn wrote:
> Fix the code, and you'll prove that. Right now, you're blowing > a lot of wind. The page doesn't display right, the page has > lots of coding errors, therefore the bad code is affecting the > display. While I agree with your opinion that sites should be coded to HTML standards, I feel compelled to point out that the above argument is invalid. It takes the form "X is true, and Y is true, therefore X caused Y." A logical fallacy, with some Latin name that I'm not enough of an anal retentive nerd to remember. Anyway, T Carr didn't seem to notice, and doesn't seem to be swayed by arguments logical or illogical, so I guess my point is moot. Mike p.s. Tabbed browsing rules!
