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Does Standards Compliant Equal Semantic Markup?
We see valid code popping up all over the place. And that's great! Web standards should be followed by everyone. But, is it possible to make your code pass W3C's validator without actually meeting the standards?
2 Vote(s) Does Standards Compliant Equal Semantic Markup?
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