Having a validating vs non-validating site doesn't make much of a difference in accessibility, as long as the errors are minor. What -does- make a huge difference is semantic vs non-semantic. Having a list marked up as a list but missing a </li> (in a DTD that requires it) it still much much more accessible than a list marked up as a two-column table with a ton on font tags. I've seen plenty of perfectly validating XHTML websites that completely ignore semantics, and in my opinion they're wasting their time. ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/
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