>You're right, of course. But as much as this string isn't about chunks
>of code per se I think it's extremely important to discuss these issues
>(I believe you do too?) which I have found to be taboo in the community
>- but I think this is the place to have it (admin correct me here)... If
>not, would you be interested in the debate anyway?
I'm an admin/moderator and I'm correcting you.
The truth is Barney, you are the latest in a long line of people new
to css-d who thinks they have a novel and earth shattering
perspective on what is I am afraid rather old and tired Holy War
territory
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PostingGuidelines
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
(both of which pages you should have read before even thinking about
posting to the list) both mention avoiding Tables v Divs
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=TablesVsDivs
This list is not for debating. It is for discussing the actual nuts
and bolts of using CSS.
I'm not saying these issues aren't important and that your opinions
about them aren't interesting or worthwhile - just that they have no
place here. If you want to say something more about this please add
it to the wiki page or, hey, put it your own blog.
My apologies to the list for this thread being allowed to continue as
long as it has been.
My blowtorch is now ready and primed to fry to a frazzle anyone who
cares to prolong this torture...
Alex
css-d moderator
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