Hi, I think it's unnecessary, since nowadays many people tend to go towards html5 and there you usually just have "<!DOCTYPE HTML>" + it's something you put into the document once for a project, so I guess it would require more time to look up the tag than to lookup the doctype :) Plus you tag doesn't take custom doctypes into account, which are perfectly valid to use (at least for some browsers ;)): <!DOCTYPE html SYSTEM "http://static.cdn.ubuntu-de.org/xhtml1-strict-uu.dtd";>
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