> HTML tags should be lowercase wherever possible. In other
> words, '<a href="foo.html">Link</a>' is preferred over
> '<A HREF="foo.html">Link</A>'. This is because lowercase
> letters result in more efficient space savings when documents
> are compressed.
>
> I'm trying to figure out how this could be true.
If the page is basically text, then most of the alphabetic characters
are probably lowercase, so there's a better chance of finding a
patched string in the compression state. Right?
What boggles me is that anyone would give a flying expletive.
Matt Crawford
