It's a little like GoDaddy, or Facebook.

W3schools were so bad, essentially just a click farm promoting any old crap for the pageview, that it'll take a huge amount of correcting, improving, and newly found ethical standards to let me forgive them. Or forget there really was a need for w3fools. They always gave lots of examples, and they were often simply wrong.

Even when they apparently have the answer, until I can validate it on SO or some other place, I'll tend to not trusting...