[KuraFire]

Originally Posted by filburt1

I wasn't necessarily talking about XHTML compliance but 80-character-line-limits, accessibility compliancy including section 508, etc.

Queue a developer to retaliate, but I feel that my opinions are valid.

REAL accessibility starts with complete Webstandards compliance, so the architecture should be:

1) fully compliant XHTML 1.1 Trans or better;
2) fully compliant CSS and as meaningful markup as possible;
3) Section 508 compliance;
4) WCA G compliance;

Just going for 508 compliance without even so much as a doctype won't really cut the bill. Sure, it may work for screenreaders, but you cannot justifiably use the phrase "we are compliant with all accessibility requirements".

Anyhoo, I understand the difference, just didn't think about it when I made the first post

Oh, and ESPN uses a cgi-based board on the MSN Network. ;p