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Foofy writes: > replacing a bunch of unsemantic code and tables with equally unsemantic > (but valid) divs and spans. > > Basically we went from this: > <b>Hello there!</b> > > To this: > <span class='boldtext'>Hello there!</b> No, only people who didn't understand the point of non-presentational markup did that. The rest of us went from <b>Hello there!</b> to <strong>Hello there!</strong> or perhaps even, given that few people actually distinguish "emphasis" from "strong emphasis", to <em>Hello there!</em> with out-of-band stylesheet rules specifying that <em> is to be bold and non-italic. It's true that there are lots of people who write crap HTML containing almost no elements other than <div> and <span>. But that's (a) not the fault of the W3C (unlike many other things), and (b) not really a software hate. -- Aaron CraneThere's stuff above here
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