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this is so great to hear! i still have to get through rest of your series, but its fucking gnarls to hear it in this arena!!! Fuck yeah. 

SEO and Accessibility are but two of the cornucopia of goodness that stems from using POSH markup and developing with standards. sounds hokey, especially to coders, but i shit you not, it is one of the true ways. 

Markup, especially HTML5, is natively semantic, with varying degrees of usability and accessibility baked in as well. like, using only using submit attributes on input controls, so the user can press enter to submit. or only using button elements for Ajax-ish user interaction(s). 

i also stress markup’s importance and following the rules of the W3C as if they were the word of God, simply because the biggest joy in my day is watching the validator pass. 

i’m totally joking dude…the real power in following standards is only achieved when you break them. Knowing what’s going on in the document is pretty crucial for when you’re tinkering around for cross-browser/platform/media compatibility.

dude, i am not lecturing you at all…i’m actually excited about this alot! 

Way to fight the good fight. 

cheers,
Albert