This web site has been designed while keeping interoperability in mind. I have put my efforts in conforming to state of the art standards for ensuring compatibility with different browsers and platforms. At the very least, the site looks and works as expected with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, and Konqueror, as well as with browsers shipped on renowned handheld devices.
Below is a list of compliancy marks which every page of this site is expected to honour.

	This site respects your privacy. The sign you see on the home page (you should see one), providing your IP address, provider name, OS, and browser version is kindly provided by Danasoft. Neither you nor nobody else is being hacked to get those information: that is just public stuff. Your IP, provider, OS, and browser can be reasonably identified based on the request you issue to the server when you ask to get a web page. Nothing more. No trick, no harm.
	This icon signifies that the source code of the pages of this web site has been checked for compliance to W3C XHTML 1.1. Regardless of the page you are currently on, clicking on this icon should bring you to a successful validation page. In case this does not happen, I must have unintentionally messed up something.
	Like HTML code, also the underlying style information used for displaying the web pages should comply to the W3C specification. Clicking on this icon should bring you to a successful CSS validation page. If not, I must have been tweaking things up to the point of breaking compliancy, and something is supposed to be mended.
	As I don't want to cut any potentially interested user off my web site, I tried to make things as functional as possible across different browsers, OSes, screen resolutions, etc. This way of thinking adheres to the "Viewable With Any Browser" campaign, which web site you can access by clicking on this icon.
	This site makes use of DHTML constructions, including CSS and JavaScript. They are exploited in order to provide a more pleasant interface. Since I recognize that relying upon script technologies goes against compliancy, I have designed this web site so as to take advantage of JavaScript while still not requiring it. Your experience is likely to be more enjoyable if your browser supports JavaScript, yet everything is still accessible even in case it is disabled.

In case you haven't noticed, this web site also has a couple of other cool features. There are different style sheets for displaying on screen and printing, which should bring relief to your ink cartridges. And links to sensible information (such as e-mail addresses) are obfuscated in the source code in order to make things slightly more difficult for spamming bots.