As seen on Flickr, the San Francisco Gate finds a clever use for image “alt” tags.
Snarky Deadhead Joke Buried in Alt Tag
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2 responses to “Snarky Deadhead Joke Buried in Alt Tag”
It’s “alt attribute” or “alt text”, not “alt tag”.
But then I guess I’m fighting a losing battle with that one, reallly.