Really. Whilst perusing the wordage over at Kevin's, I stumbled across this little diddy:
It's also suboptimal because the information in the JavaScript Console and the W3C validator are aimed at developers. Users need information that is directed at their level. Users don't grok "Error: window._content.document has no properties." It's worse than garbage as far as they are concerned. They need something as drop dead simple as: "This page is broken. The guy who wrote it is a moron." This has the added feature of convincing developers to use web standards, since they likely don't want to be identified as monkeys.
Hmmm. Basil and I agree on something.
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