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Posted by Neredbojias on 09/18/05 06:53
With neither quill nor qualm, Tobias Stein quothed:
> > http://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#icon
>
> Thanks:
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> "Web content providers are granted the right to use the "W3C valid" logo
> on pages that pass validation (through the use of the W3C Markup
> Validator) for the W3C technology represented by the icon, and only on
> pages that pass validation..."
>
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> and
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> I saw the "valid" icon displayed on a site but the page is invalid. What
> should I do?
My index page used to validate, but apparently the w3c made some changes
in its validator to alter that condition to my detriment. Anyway, I had
to make some adjustments and when I did, there became available to me
some new validation images which actually took into account various
alpha inconsistencies, one of which caused my own problem. In a spirit
of bonhomie, I've affixed the image pair to the bottom of my site's home
page at:
http://www.neredbojias.com/
....where you may download them at your leisure.
>
> We recommend that you write to the site manager and politely bring to
> that person's attention that there is an inconsistency. Please note that
> W3C does not verify or attempt to enforce validity claims.
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> All my questions are answered, thanks a lot...
>
> By the way: i don´t use this logo, but i could on some pages ;-)
>
> Greetz
>
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Neredbojias
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