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Thanks to People who Corrected Errors:

Below is a list of people who - for the last few months - offered some of their valuable time to notify us about errors and to help us write a better website:

June 2002

George Isaac about typos

Adam Zuckerman about spelling error

Chad Ginther about error in CSS tutorial

John Page about validation errors

Jack Stansbury about an error

Bram Plessers about an error

Annamalai about a typo

Manoj Jain about a link

Don Burdick about a spelling error

Dave Church about outdated information

Peter Stricker about a broken link

May 2002

Robin Tegg about a link error

Giulio Portioli about error in HTML tutorial

Peter Stricker about broken link

Lucida Garneau about search engines

Jean Alexander about grammar corrections

April 2002

Jaya Rani about error in ASP tutorial

Vic Becker about error in ADO tutorial

Cameron Lee about error in ASP tutorial

Kent Huckstep about error in Schema tutorial

Brad Teague about error in XPath tutorial

Aguytono about error in HTML tutorial

March 2002

CJ about broken links

David F. Robinson about typo in DHTML tutorial

Jaya about grammar in CSS tutorial

K.C. Baltz about error in XPath example

Aravinda about error in JavaScript reference

Garry Neifert about grammar

Joe McKay about typo

February 2002

Nilda Comparan about errors in HTML reference

Wojtek Murawski about errors in Schema tutorial

Andreas Keller about grammar corrections

Ravi Rajaram about grammar corrections

Tan Sertan about grammar

Jayne W. Dye about grammar

January 2002

Gunnar Parment about an error in JavaScript tutorial

Gøran Tillman about a spelling error

Mary Gunstone about errors

Francesco Romano about a grammar error

Linden A. Barret about some poorly constructed sentences

David Orford about some redundant English

Dennis Speekenbrink about an error in the XSLT reference

Jon Rubinfier about a grammatical error in the XML tutorial

Vinod Mohan about an error in the ASP reference

Mordechai Rosner about a grammatical error in the AppML tutorial

Jesper Sørensen about a spelling error in the ASP tutorial

Mon Chua about a spelling error in the SOAP tutorial

Kenneth Rosado about a missing declaration in an ASP example

Holli Huff about some grammatical errors in the SQL tutorial

Uday Chand about a spelling error in the SOAP tutorial

Kim Holman about grammatical errors in the JavaScript tutorial

Christopher Dahl about an error in the copyright notice

Jonathan about an error an XML Schema

Thomas Müller about an error in the XHTML reference

Pierre about a typo in the SQL tutorial

Chris Joseph about a typo in the ASP tutorial

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