Crazy Validator Bugs
26 February 2004 · Last updated: 15 October 2006
The Literary Moose publishes a great atom feed. Each post in the feed is a one-off announcement regarding the excellent CSS demos he produces. I realised the feed changes regularly, leading to posts simply disappearing as new ones take their place. Recently he published a post about bugs in the W3C's CSS Validator. I thought it was far too good to be lost, so with The Moose's permission, here is a permanent archive of the post: CSS Validation Serious Humor
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