Christian Snodgrass wrote:
It's more likely (assuming they get the info about the meta-tag out there) that new sites will be developed using this meta-tag and standards-compliance. Eventually, the old sites will be replaced with new ones built in this fashion. Then, when they finally just drop the non-standards-compliance all together, fewer sites will break. They may be hoping for that outcome.
But if it hasn't happened last time around (despite IE7betas being easily available a good 6+ months in advance), I remain skeptical... All they've done in my opinion is sidestepped the issue and bought themselves some time.
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