Re: SIS specific tags - where to find?

[geoff@seeker.hermesnet.net (Geoff Weiss)]

In article <5p0ikc$1qqa@dakota.gate.net>, Steve Reeves <stever@gate.net> wrote:
>ignored recommendations of the W3C and similar extensions used by the

I believe the sound and speech tags follow the guidelines set forth by the
W3C.  It uses the <object> tag layout which was deteremined to offer
extension support over Netscape's embed tag.  Since Microsoft took over
assigning ID numbers for its object commands, it was determined that
custom names were needed to avoid conflict with other Browsers.  I'll
certainly take any suggestions to make it follow the current standards
as long as it won't break anything else.  Granted <grin> and </grin>
were really goofy (and an inside joke for the beta testers), the use of
them should not break any other HTML parser.  If they do break a parser,
the parser wasn't written properly in the first place (any unrecognized
tags should be ignored).

Geoff
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