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Originally Posted by PornoMonster
the & is inserted when people use programs like Front Page to insert Links. If they would do it in Notepad it would be fine.
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I code by hand in a text editor (EditPlus) and am very serious about HTML and CSS validating (if you don't get the "green" you suck and/or are lazy)
One thing that breaks validation is an unescaped ampersand ( & ) instead of & -- a problem I typically ran into with CCBill links -- but swapping out proper code (using &) should not change a link, unless something is being parsed by a script on the backend...
& is the correct usage