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Re: Modifying W3C CSS and HTML 4.01 images
A lot of people, myself included, often don't follow this rule. You will find some very popular, and de facto standardized smaller ones all over blogs. I just make sure to maintain the integrity of the actual W3C logo.

Edit: I should also mention that some people seem to think it necessary to include this big ugly sticker (or a modification thereof) to denote their site as W3C-compliant. Why not just use text to say that your site uses valid HTML and CSS, or even not say it at all? There really is no reason.
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