And guess who one of the most recent abusers of this is (and who should
know better). With this example of HTML at http://mosaic.mcom.com/:
<H2>
<LI><A HREF="info/newsrelease.html">News Release</A><P>
<LI><A HREF="info/license.html">The License</A><P>
<LI><A HREF="info/how-to-get-it.html">How to Get It!</A><P>
...
</H2>
Which looks totally crappy on my display (and I'll bet it does on others
also, I can't imagine why anyone would want to do this, it is soooo ugly).
They also use <H6> for what should be no more than <B>. Sigh. Anyway,
I've pointed this out to them and (and even got mail back) but it never
got fixed.
> Lastly of course there is the issue of what happens when the majority of the Web
> shifts from using an Open document format to a proprietary one....
I don't see it happening myself unless they give away PDF-Web
(maybe they are).