Keryx Web wrote:
I think I've stated my case by now. So until I hear from Ian (who writes
the spec) or Henri, who is authoring the validator, I think we've
reached the end of this discussion.
I think we reached that point some time ago. :-)
I wouldn't hold your breath for acceptance. HTML5 is, for better or for
worse*, a tag soup language. It codifies many existing practices: good,
bad, and arguable. If you want a language with simple, sane markup rules
that you can plausibly teach, the answer is simple: XHTML[5].
(*: I would argue for worse, but that argument was held and lost a long
time ago.)
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