// Instantiate validator.
var Validate = new Validator(ValidationLanguageEnum.English);

// Chain rules; automated error generation.
Validate.That(Name, "Name").IsLongerThan(3).IsShorterThan(100);

// Supply a custom error message.
Validate.That(Age, "Age").IsGreaterThanOrEqual(13,
    "You must be older than 13 to sign up");

// Check if validation suceeded.
if (Validate.HasErrors())
{
    // Here you can data-bind the errors, e.g. to a Repeater
    // in ASP.NET.
    ErrorList.DataSource = Validate.ValidatorResults;
    ErrorList.DataBind();
}
else
{
    // Was fine, continue...
    // ...
}

• Most web pages don't specify a document type
• Of those that do, plenty of pages don't comply with the document type anyway and a validator would say they were invalid
• Despite this situation, end users expect that web pages that in the eyes of a validator are invalid will still be rendered; any browser that only renders compliant pages will not be able to provide access to much of the web and wouldn't be used by anyone anyway...

• Restoring printer friendly mode in various articles where it had gone missing
• The submissions area now lists the status of your resources
• You can now edit the way that your submissions are tagged, to help make them more findable in the resource directory
• New resources now show up in "tag feeds", so get more promotion on tag start pages
• Tag pages now show synonyms for a tag, where we have them available...

<form action="BoardEdit.aspx" method="post" runat="server">

<form method="post" runat="server">

if (found == true)

if (found)

private TTo Identity<TFrom,TTo>(TFrom I)
{
    return (TTo)I;
}

private TTo Identity<TFrom,TTo>(TFrom I)
{
    return (TTo)(object)I;
}

blah,blah,blah

blah,"blah blah",blah

blah,"blah,blah,blah",blah

my @fields = split(/,/, $string);

"What has been will be again,
 what has been done will be done again;
 there is nothing new under the sun."
    -- Ecclesiastes 1:9