The state of the Web Standards
isn’t very good, according to Google’s analysis of 1 billion pages.
tableandbrtags are heavily used (and almost certainly are presentationally),- Most pages don’t use
class, but those that do use them in a way that suggests new html elements could be useful,, - there’s loads of Microsoft-generated crap everywhere.
Mind you, if the web standards brigade shake our heads in sorrow, the Semantic Web gang must be sobbing into their beer and phoning the Samaritans.
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Close on 45 million (44,800,000) would be my guess:
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=Untitled+Document&as_occt=title
Disappointing, but still, the 1 billion pages probably includes a whole raft of old pages that people had forgotten about or intend to redesign at some point.
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Yeah, it’s fascinating reading, isn’t it.
And by fascinating, I mean slightly saddening. Still, I suppose we have no previous data to look at the improvement.
There is an improvement, right?