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• detritus0

  OK, I can talk myself into getting the value in branding HTML as a succinct visual cue for the average consumer. Fair enough.

  But what's with the sub-element branding? How does that help? Surely it merely highlights the existing fragmentation of the standard and the complexity of what's going under the hood? Why load the end-user with more infoamtion than is really useful or necessary?

  Who do the sub-elements target? The only people who'd bother to care about those elements are the people building sites.. it's a bit.. redundant, no?

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