MSN Coding crap

I wish when Windows Live or MSN put things on the Internet they were
correct instead of being full of mistakes.

For example, the site: http://channelizer.za.msn.com/windowslive/ has
graphics with the following coding:

http://dbbedbuia01:83/i/0F/2DCB492ED...77B0F74AE6.jpg

I know from my HTML experience that the above coding is way wrong. In
fact it qualifies for the "double DUH" prize.

From the Windows Live or ZA.MSN.COM page, there is no "Contact Us" or
"Technical Support" or any other way I have to letting them know that
they have published such errors. As I said to Eskom recently and
appropriate it to MSN in this case, "Can't MSN get anything right?"
Surely those "experts" OUGHT to check their work before publishing it???

Apologies if I sound irritable, I am.

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Colin Brown
WL MVP

"ProfQ" <> wrote in message
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> I wish when Windows Live or MSN put things on the Internet they were
> correct instead of being full of mistakes.
>
> For example, the site: http://channelizer.za.msn.com/windowslive/ has
> graphics with the following coding:
>
> http://dbbedbuia01:83/i/0F/2DCB492ED...77B0F74AE6.jpg
>
> I know from my HTML experience that the above coding is way wrong. In fact
> it qualifies for the "double DUH" prize.
>
> From the Windows Live or ZA.MSN.COM page, there is no "Contact Us" or
> "Technical Support" or any other way I have to letting them know that they
> have published such errors. As I said to Eskom recently and appropriate it
> to MSN in this case, "Can't MSN get anything right?" Surely those
> "experts" OUGHT to check their work before publishing it???
>
> Apologies if I sound irritable, I am.