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Originally Posted by mike
Google wants correct html -- that doesn't specify in any way VALIDATED html.
They don't say your HTML needs to be validated because they don't need it to be validated.
There is nothing 'incorrect' about using a lot of tags in your HTML that the W3C is going to fail you for.
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Okay, maybe I'm just a little dense, but I really don't follow your reasoning here, Mike. What is "correct" HTML if not HTML that conforms to the published standards? If the validator finds that there is an error (not simply a warning) in your HTML, then how is it still "correct"?