On 18 Oct 2004, at 13:37, Ryan Christie wrote:
You're free to make your own W3C badges to place on your site. Most
people I see, incl. myself, just use text links in the footer. W3C
won't hunt you down for infringement or anything.
There are definitely some copyright issues in using the logo without
permission, so I suggest you make your own "Validation" badges or use
text (which is what at least 90% of the people doing this use).
If you really want to do something graphical, then my advice is
to approach it in the same manner as site design. Make it interesting.
Make it stand out (or not, if that makes more sense).
You're right though, if they had some quality official badges that
didn't stick out like a sore thumb, I'd probably use them alot more
often. :)
So would I :)
Dean
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Rick Faaberg wrote:
Who can I send a suggestion to at W3C that they make their web badges
a lot
more subtle (and smaller) so that I would actually use them on my
sites?
Or do I just put up text that says "W3C Valid"? Is that what you do?
Or just forget it entirely, 'cause who beside developers care in the
first
place?
Best,
Rick Faaberg
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