![[ NOTscape Certified Logo 88x31 ]](http://www.ee.umanitoba.ca:80/~djc/pics/Notscape.gif)
NOTscape Certified Logo, a
symbol that indicates the absence of 
Netscape HTML
extensions, like tiled background patterns (wallpaper), blinking
text, <CENTER>, etc.WWW Pages that are certified to conform to the INTERNET DRAFT HTML SPECIFICATION - 2.0 (28-Nov-94) carry the NØTscape Certified™ trademark. "Nought-scape" certification means that you loose nothing (nought) from the presentation, even if you're "bare-footing" the Web in "text-only" mode, i.e., all of the neat little icon anchors have an alternate text display, so you don't miss bupkiss.
NØTscape certification is in no way connected to the NOTscape Certified Logo, a
symbol that indicates the absence of Netscape HTML
extensions, like tiled background patterns (wallpaper), blinking
text, <CENTER>, etc.
OTOH, if you do not see the NØTscape Certified™ trademark, then you might not be seeing the Entire Page as intended by the author. If you are using Spry Mosaic, for example, then you are really missing a lot of the visual impact of the WWW page!
1996-10-30 After viewing the Web from a text-only browser at a
public library, I became aware of Lynx
Friendly pages and certification tools for same, but I don't think
I'll worry too much about that on my image-intensive pages.
1997-04-01 Dennette's HomeBoy Page now uses HTML 3.2 (1997-01-14)
features, and a lot of these pages (like this one) have passed the rigors
of A Kinder,
Gentler HTML Validator from the University of Alberta, Canada.
2002-08-22 Dennette's HomeBoy Page has been
using HTML 4.01 (1999-12-24)
for Quite Some Time now.
Last update: 2002-08-21 by <Dennette@WiZ-WORX.com>
NØTscape Certified™