Re: lynx-dev html validation?

[dickey]

> 
> will some of the people doing updates to the lynx html files be running 
> one of the html validation programs (such as is available on w3.org) 
> on the html and rectifying any possible warnings/errors?  How about 
> spell checkers, etc.?  I notice that zdnet has something called  
> netmechanic which checks a LOT of useful things in a set of html pages 
> and it might be useful to let it loose on the doc before a release 
> occurs. 
I've run the w3.org checker on the larger changes (those that modify
the html syntax).  Haven't found anything to complain about when I did.
  
A url for zdnet's checker might be interesting.

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