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Friday, 5. January 2007, 08:58:21

<title>FilePlanet Download System -</title>

<meta name="description" content="DESCRIPTION">
<meta name="keywords" lang="en" content="KEYWORDS, KEYWORDS">

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Hallvord, 2 words for you: WORD WORD

By xErath, # 5. January 2007, 11:52:42

It's almost cute that they make sure they inform you that "KEYWORD, KEYWORD" is written in English. :-p

By hallvors, # 5. January 2007, 15:45:27

LOOOOL

By robodesign, # 5. January 2007, 20:12:41

By babox, # 5. January 2007, 20:31:59

*sigh* Right up there with all those pages called "Untitled Document."

By Kelson, # 6. January 2007, 23:58:52

@Kelson: Doesn't the url display if there is no <title>?

By _Grey_, # 7. January 2007, 22:12:34

@_Grey_: There are a lot of HTML templates which use phrases like "Untitled Document" for the contents of <title>. And there are a lot of people who don't think to replace it when they fill in the <body> section. Search Google for the phrase, in quotes. It's depressing.

By Kelson, # 8. January 2007, 18:55:17

@Kelson: Did what you asked me to. I wasn't aware there are so disturbingly many websites with such a defect. It's indeed depressing.

By _Grey_, # 9. January 2007, 03:44:44

Hallvord R. M. Steen

Never attribute to stupidity that which can be adequately explained by deadlines

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