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February 14, 2008
Sad, funny and true web dev story
I asked a MySpace developer why a few particular links on their site were javascript onclick events applied to a span tag, rather than anchor tags.
He said it was because the product specifications required those links not to be underlined.
*headdesk*
This explains a lot.
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