HTML etiquette

[John A King]

I agree with Araby Greene when he wrote:
> 
> I might talk to the author(s) if it was a general problem to be solved 
> in my own workplace or a friend I knew well. Sometimes, I have e-mailed Web authors to let them know that I'm seeing something odd, 
like "&nbsp" =  because they left off the ";" at the end, or a CGI 
script that did not > work, and I would hope that someone would help me 
out the same way.
> If poor code translates to an obviously poor browser interpretation, I 
would want to know. I belong to a group South Jersey Internet Users 
Group , http:www.sjiug.org, and sometimes we reference others work as 
'bad html', such as 20 <br> in a row to achieve a desired look. Many in 
the group would prefer one use a white or transparent image of nothing. 
I wonder, whats the difference?
John King, Atlantic County, NJ
http://www.aclink.org