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Perhaps more useful if you already know enough to know when to ignore the awful or wrong parts of w3schools.

Damn those "hipsters" and their preference for valuing getting a real useful answer over an easy to read wrong answer!



Please give some examples of the "awful" or "wrong" parts.


w3fools.com had, at one point in time, a long list of "awful" and "wrong" parts: http://web.archive.org/web/20110117085131/http://w3fools.com...


I had a look through quite a few of these, and they all seem to be fixed now. Also quite a few of the things mentioned are opinions. There were also a few instances where I noticed w3fools was wrong.

Anyway, I see why w3fools decided to remove the list of now-fixed "errors". Thanks for wasting 15 minutes of my time - I'll bill you later :)

PS, your website fails w3c validation.




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