Perhaps it will help the web standards if W3C to be more authoritative
and dictatorial?
"MUST NOT", "MUST", "ABSOLUTELY NOT", "ILLEGAL TO USE", "NOT ALLOWED"
to replace these ambiguous "MAY NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT".
This way, it makes no wrong suggestion to people who are not English
tongue and who needs to depend on English dictionary to understand the
spec - I am speaking of me :-)
tee
Keryx's point of view seems to be dominant, I fear. Even the teacher
at my web design class seems to think that using EMs to style
citations
is valid. Yet she generally encourages web standards... :(
Cordially,
David
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