At 2003-03-29T15:33:54Z, Aryan Ameri <a.ameri@linuxiran.org> writes: I can't help very much; I tend to write HTML in Emacs, which you specifically mentioned that you do not want to do. Still, I have to comment on this: > This professor, has got his PhD in the telecommunication field, and is a > communication expert. [snip] > I unfortunately don't have the time, nor do I have the ability to start > teaching him "why standards matter". So if my page sucks (graphically), > but it uses valid HTML tags, and W3C validator thinks it's perfect, still; > the guy won't pay a damn sh**, and will give me a low grade. No, my friend, he is not a "communication expert". An expert in any field as standard-driven as electronics and telecommunication wouldn't need to be told "why standards matter". He would know it as certainly as he knows the IEEE and ISO specs he worked with day in and day out for years. Your professor may be a smart guy. He may even be brilliant. But he is *not* an expert. -- Kirk Strauser In Googlis non est, ergo non est.
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