Is there a site that gets a perfect score on the Web 2.0 validator (http://web2.0validator.com)?
I tried doing everything they suggest on my blog but it only gets 25 out of 52.
Is there a site that gets a perfect score on the Web 2.0 validator (http://web2.0validator.com)?
I tried doing everything they suggest on my blog but it only gets 25 out of 52.
You should be honored. The entire concept of "Web 2.0" is a joke.
You should be honored. The entire concept of "Web 2.0" is a joke.
Hmm, why do you say that?
Web 2.0 is a valid phenomenon, but this validator looks to be pretty stupid, in that it doesn't actually "validate" much.
-NC
Aqua-Soft gets 8/52, same with Apple
M$ gets 5/52
Google gets 2/52..
And I always thought that Web 2.0 was where social-netowrking sites and such take over
//EDIT: One of the rules for being Web 2.0 is being Web 3.0... WTF?
Hmm, why do you say that?
Because the trend of websites adding RSS feeds and tagging abilities does not an entirely new Web make. It's a marketing term, not a phenomenon to be taken seriously.
The advent of CSS was a bigger deal to the Web than the advent of image tagging on flickr or the change of term from "homepage" to "blog."
Yeah, you even need adsense to be web 2.0.. That's bullshit!
Yeah, you even need adsense to be web 2.0.. That's bullshit!
I agree completely. If your site passes every "qualification" (however stupid) of Web 2.0, you must have way too much time on your hands, or a cluttered website. A cluttered website detracts from the whole "user experience", making your site even less Web 2.0 valid than what that validator says. Yeesh.
Last.fm gets an 8
Myspace gets 5
Facebook gets a 6
Skype gets a 4
Digg gets 13
Del.icio.us gets 8
Youtube gets a 6
These are all famous "Web 2.0"-style sites, and none of them make a passing grade (the validator is out of 51 or 52, depending)
Validates as XHTML 1.1 ? No
I could swear that my site validates as XHTML 1.1...
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://w...ad-science.org/
You lose points for not using the Blink tag. :/ That alone should give this thing negative credibility.