> Nick Gleitzman > Forgot this point: valid doesn't mean correct, or sensible. > It's really > easy to write code that validates, but which is semantic rubbish. The > Validator is a great tool for checking the correctness of markup, but > it can't interpret context - it's just a dumb piece of software.
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