Great, I think I understand you better now, but this sounds more of a matter preference.
There is almost always a matter of preference involved in how you approach technology problems; my only goal from the original comment was to point out to unsuspecting visitors that HTML5 validation, by itself, will not prevent abuse.
True, and the essence of this article was to show tips on how to use HTML to validate the type of data being sent to the server.
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Great, I think I understand you better now, but this sounds more of a matter preference.
There is almost always a matter of preference involved in how you approach technology problems; my only goal from the original comment was to point out to unsuspecting visitors that HTML5 validation, by itself, will not prevent abuse.
True, and the essence of this article was to show tips on how to use HTML to validate the type of data being sent to the server.