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Posted by dorayme on 11/02/06 21:31
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<1162456965.732521.100800@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com>,
"John Dunlop" <usenet+2004@john.dunlop.name> wrote:
> Travis Newbury:
>
> > If they all agreed, and rendered everything the same way, then
> > it would all look the same.
>
> What an odd thing to say! The presupposition that rendering produces
> something visible is wrong because two user-agents can render a
> document in the same way without rendering anything visible.
It is only odd if you are convinced that every statement uttered
in this church should be made with the (untrue) idea that there
are no quite significant statistics on the matter of visual
rendering. Visual rendering browsers in use are the big elephant
in the room. I do not say it is not a good policy for a website
maker to ignore this, but it is definitely breathtaking that you
seem able to ignore it to the extent that you say it sounds odd
when this truth is implied in statements. You have it bad, Jock.
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dorayme
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