>>keitai-l@appelsiini.net さんは書かれました：
>But if you use a CHTML meta tag, what if Google comes across a site
>actually
>built for CHTML and some future CHTML (pixo) device? CHTML specs support
style sheets, tables, frames and JPEG images which is why i-mode <loud>is
not</loud> CHTML.
Granted.
The crux of the point is that there should BE a standard way of
determining a page is imode. Of course in addition google should also
"try and work it out" from the content - but that could start to create
serious additional load for the kind of traffic they have.....
Which is best?
1) having no clear way of determining whether a site is imode.
2) using the chtml meta tag (with all the caveats above fully
acknowledged)
3) creating a new way ( e.g. 'imode" in the meta tag).
I would go for 3 <whisper>but settle for 2</whisper>. If google would
have a "policy" on this it would create some mild momentum towards some
kind of sensible de facto standard.....
Nick
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Received on Thu Feb 8 12:08:52 2001