Inspired by WNA's HTML troubles, I thought I'd cast an idle glance over my own ntl webspace, which to date I have never used for anything. Imagine my surprise to find they have helpfully put a default index.html file in there for me. Nothing amazing in that, but look what they put in a meta tag:
Code:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="At NTL, we'll be able to cater
for all your communications requirements. Whatever you need, wherever
you live in the UK. One company, one bill. Just hang on in there,
we're coming to the rescue.
NTL. Technology. Tamed">
Is this complete line of drivel entirely (or even partially) true for anyone?