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Saturday, 21 August 2010

While @longdesc is little used and seldom needed, it seems much more needed than it is used. E.g. such a banal thing as tables presented to the readers in the form of an image, is not at all uncommon in many online publications ... @longdesc could offer a ‘quick fix’ for those examples.
This is a comment on "Longdesc is dead! Long live Longdesc!"
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