Rants

Setting Up A Web Site: Satirical "advice" on setting up a Web site, including examples. If you are unable to recognize sarcasm, do not visit this site.
NHTML: Why "If it works..." doesn't work on the Web: Examines the problems with Netscape's proprietary extensions.
Creating Low-Impact Documents: A parody of Netscape's Creating High-Impact Documents.
What's wrong with the <FONT> element?: A discussion of the evils of <FONT>.
Dehanced for Lynx: Lynx users fight back against ignorant Web authors.
A Web Page Design Philosophy: Comments on the drop in accessibility as presentation becomes more important than content.
Down with proprietary HTML: A diatribe against the proprietary extensions of Netscape and Microsoft.
The Anti-Netscape Page: Another Web user snaps after seeing too many "Best viewed with Netscape" pages.
Top Ten HTML Extensions: The top extensions that Netscape didn't include after running out of beer.
What's wrong with image maps?: A brief discussion of the problems with server-side image maps.
Darin McGrew's Hit Counter Rant: The inaccuracy of hit counters vs. the love of numbers.
Why Frames Suck: One of many rants against frames.
WYSIWYG: What does it mean on the Web?: The fallacy of "WYSIWYG" HTML editors.
The Uselessness of Auto-Refresh: A diatribe against auto-refresh/client pull/server push.
Dark Side of the HTML: Strict HTML 2.0 constructions that browsers can't handle.

Last updated February 16, 1997 by Liam Quinn <liam@htmlhelp.com>