HTML? More like ACHE-TML!

Where did it go wrong? Why has such a simple mark-up language turn into the bloated, over-compensation it is today? What do you turn to? XML? CSS? XHTML? PHP? CGI? ASP? SQL? PERL? HEX? BINARY? ELECTRICAL PULSES? INFARED? TWO CUPS ON A STRING?

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STFU. CSS allows for posistioning and customization of objects, id, classes, and other elements in a generated HTML page. Yes, one can simply write a quick HTML file, but it looks shitty as hell, which is why CSS is there; to make it 'better'.
HTML has been around for quite some time. New web browsers have come up over time to solve certain problems and add more features; older browsers have also updated to do the same thing. Problem is, IE (yes, I said it) refuses to comply with what has become stnadard among web designers: CSS2 (and soon, 3).