Can you 'xplain what that means? Maybe I missed your point. Seems like
bloviating.
"Bloviating," huh? I learned a new word today. :-)
My point is a simple one. I mean that if we look outside of the web
where horizontal rules are applied (which is probably the HR tag's
origin), we see that they have relevance to content. Therefore, if we
want to easily portray that content (books, articles, journals, etc.) on
the web, something like the HR tag is needed, otherwise we loose some
document portability.
Let me know if I can clarify further,
-Nate
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