Why is it ...
by "John Murray" <jmnc(at)lis.net.au>
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Why is it that the paragraph you write about the importance of proofreading
is always the paragraph you don't find mistakes in when you proof read it?
[haha]
<snip - http://aware.hwg.org/why/myths.html>
MYTH #2: Accessible web authoring is expensive and time-consuming.
In short, this person's argument boiled down to "if I create an HTML page
that is not interoperable, not platform-independent, not accessible -- I can
do it less time than a correctly done web page." Well, duh; if I'm writing a
book and I don't bother with trivialities such as grammar, spell-checking,
or proofreading, I could probably get it done quicker too.
</snip>
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