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All Ubuntu websites pass W3C specs  
Written by gQuigs the 3 Apr 08 at 18:51. Not an idea
It's silly to be pushing open standards when we don't follow them for our own sites.

All Ubuntu websites should pass the W3C validation checks:
http://www.ubuntu.com/ 9 Errors
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ 24 Errors
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ 1308 Errors
https://launchpad.net/ 8 Errors
http://releases.ubuntu.com/ 15 Errors

Some of these are really simple fixes, but showing that we care about open standards is priceless.

For reference, others that fail:
Microsoft, Sun, KDE fail. Novell and Apple fail with 1 Error.

Those that pass:
Red Hat, opensuse, Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint, Gnome, Opera, Firefox and OpenOffice.org
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Solution #1: Websites Made W3C Compliant
Written by gQuigs the 3 Apr 08 at 18:51.
All websites should be compliant with W3C standards indicated by passing the validation test.

See the 13 comments or propose a solution (latest comment the 9 Jul 11 at 16:24) >>