Re: "Internet Standard (STD)" - phrase known by Web programmers ?

[Monique Semp <monique -dot- semp -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

D'oh!

'Nuff said all 'round, then.

>
>Agreed. Send this one to Scott Adams. It's just barely possible Dilbert  
>has never seen this particular scenario.
>
>>>
>>> Why would it be ok to write something that we know is not clear?
>>
>> It sounds like blame-dodging. They want to say, "If you don't  
>> follow 'the standards' and it doesn't work, it's not our fault. But if  
>> you do follow the standards and it doesn't work, maybe it's still not  
>> our fault. Maybe you didn't follow the *right* standards."
>>
>


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