> This site doesn’t tell its encoding
Same problem here. So much for the master chef with a decade of experience...
Same problem here. So much for the master chef with a decade of experience...
Have you seen the design for YCombinator.com? 1998 called and it wants its Arial font, <table> and <center> tags back. By your logic, YCombinator is worthless for helping Web startups launch.
Also, YC's crappy HTML doesn't make the site less useful for visitors. This blog's poor unicode support does.