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Particularly with the rise in self promotional activities around Social Networks there is a need for a self promotional meta tag – distinct from factual content descriptive meta tags.
The only thing looks unacceptable, is that the form validation process starts just when the form is loaded, whilst, it’s much better to start it in each input field independently, as user starts write something in it.
So, I thought of inventing a new attribute called “start-validation” with the following values:
I mean why should I have to add <a> tag to every object/tag I want to link to something? Isn’t better if I were able to add href="" attribute to this object/tag without using <a> tag?
Why don’t we use href="" as a global attribute?
Likewise, think of using <a> tag without href="" when the link name = the link address:
<p>
.., you can download it from <a>http://example.com/downloads/</a>.
</p>
instead of:
<p>
.., you can download it from <a href="http://example.com/downloads/">http://example.com/downloads/</a>.
</p>