Smileys aren't XHTML-compliant

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RaiBlastoise

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I don't know how easy this would be to fix; if it is just a matter of adding that slash to the code for the smiley "buttons", or if it is not possible to do in this forum's system.
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> I don't know how easy this would be to fix; if it is just a
> matter of adding that slash to the code for the smiley
> "buttons", or if it is not possible to do in this forum's
> system.

What's your point? Your post alone failed validation for 86 reasons. Forums typically aren't xhtml compliant, anyway.
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The forum's not supposed to be compliant. This system was written before XHTML was even a standard.
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> What's your point? Your post alone failed validation for 86
> reasons.
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> Forums typically aren't xhtml compliant, anyway.

Oh, I see.
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HTML 4.01 wasn't even standard when this forum was first coded (December of 1999).
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> HTML 4.01 wasn't even standard when this forum was first
> coded (December of 1999).
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Hmmm, maybe we could come up with a XHTML emulator for the entire forum. <img src=smilies/laff.gif>
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lol *nt*

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> This one used to be. It seems a few bugs arised as the time
> passed.

I said "typically" <img src=smilies/magbiggrin.gif>
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> I said "typically"

I never meant to discredit your statement, because that forum as it is right now, it is not valid. Blarrrgh. That site still fucking rules.

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