Only a sleight deviation, I promise…I have a question for the spaces.live team. Why on earth can’t you get the headers right on these pages? Firefox can handle it, but I truly wonder what some older browsers do with this site. The W3C says this about this very page:
The MIME Media Type
(application/xhtml+xml) indicated parse mode should be XML, but the DOCTYPE Declaration indicates
SGML mode. Using XML mode based on the Content-Type header."
This is just one of 469 validation failures.
To make matters worse, this site also fails the Section 508 test (Google: “Cynthia Says”), which is designed for setting a minimum bar for accessibility standards.
OK… sorry. It’s not like my Blogger account fairs much better (but I think David Shae has some Standards-compliant templates in their somewhere…)
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