The e-mail addresses are listed on the URL in subject in the <...>
notation.
This makes the browser skip them as unknown tags and requires one to
look through the HTML source for addresses. How about < and > ?
Overall, the weblint's output for the page is:
index.php(2): illegal value for BGCOLOR attribute of body (ffffff)
index.php(2): <BODY> must immediately follow </HEAD|NOFRAMES|/FRAMESET>
index.php(2): <BODY> but no <HEAD>.
index.php(7): value for attribute WIDTH (75%) of element TABLE should be quoted (i.e.
WIDTH="75%")
index.php(7): illegal context for <TD> - must appear in <TR> element.
index.php(9): bad style - heading <H3> follows <H1> on line 3.
index.php(113): illegal context, <UL>, for text; should be in LI or LH.
index.php(177): unknown element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
index.php(186): unknown element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
index.php(192): unknown element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
index.php(195): unknown element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
index.php(205): illegal context, <UL>, for text; should be in LI or LH.
index.php(205): unknown element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
index.php(206): illegal context, <UL>, for text; should be in LI or LH.
index.php(214): empty container element <P>.
index.php(0): no closing </HTML> seen for <HTML> on line 2.
index.php(0): no closing </BODY> seen for <BODY> on line 2.
index.php(-): expected tag(s) not seen: HEAD TITLE
-mi
