(I know you and I will never agree on this one ;) 

Naw, a well designed site can encourage this sort of behaviour.  Suppose
it's arranged so that the critical images are loaded first, so that users
can short-circuit page loading by clicking on a link before all images
have loaded. 

Dean

On Mon, 2 Mar 1998, Roy T. Fielding wrote:

> >It's nothing to worry about.  In fact I tried to convince everyone that
> >this message should be removed because it's confusing and diagnoses the
> >normal course of events.  This happens every time a user hits the stop
> >button. 
> 
> Actually it means their site design sucks, but that would just confuse them.
> 
> You can change it to APLOG_INFO if you want.  Just don't change it
> to APLOG_NOTICE.
> 
> ....Roy
>