Where can i get a list of bad websites

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I am looking for a list of badly structured websites: Websites on which you find non closed html tags, for example. Websites that are very hard to parse.

By the way, does any one knows which is better; String based wrappers, or tree based wrappers?

Thanks in advance.

Posted 7-Apr-11 2:39am

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-07T04:00:00

a list of badly structured websites
You must be joking, right? What kind of need is it? If you are looking for some issues in a badly formed website, design one!

which is better; String based wrappers, or tree based wrappers?
Depends on scenario to scenario. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Have a look at this PDF for comparison: Expressive Power of Tree and String Based Wrappers[^]