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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Apr 1998.
Re: HTML and Browser Support

Re: HTML and Browser Support

Pete Casso wrote:
> Again, I suggest that you question your pretentious judgement calls on
> what is on topic and what is not.

I think most of the people here would agree that in this group, called
alt.ascii-art

* Discussions about ascii art is on-topic
* Discussions about html as it applies to the presentation of ascii art
  is on-topic
* Discussions about authoring html for the world wide web, without any
  specific connection to ascii art, is off-topic

In another group, called comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html

* Discussions about ascii art is off-topic
* Discussions about html as it applies to the presentation of ascii art
  is on-topic
* Discussions about authoring html for the world wide web, without any
  specific connection to ascii art, is on-topic

Which part of the above do you have trouble understanding?

> The html discussion thread that I
> initiated (only one of several on this newsgroup) has well over twenty
> entries, people won't submit that many entries if they consider it off
> topic.

That is not the part that I was calling off-topic. The part I was calling
off-topic was the one post where you wrote:

| Still curious what it would take to write html code for close to 100% of
| websurfers, I visited the list of all available browsers at
|
| http://browserwatch.internet.com/browsers.html
| 
| The list contains some 50 browsers for 5 OSs: Amiga, Mac, OS/2, Unix,
| Windows, and miscellaneous computing platforms.
| 
| That means that you would need to comply with close to 100 browser
| _versions_ including finding workarounds for the bugs in the browsers
| themselves, if that is possible at all, shudder ...

I see *no* connection to ascii art in it.


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