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^Too busy a day to be on the forum.
The thread title should really use a header tag, not just a div. H2 or H3 etc, depending on the other headings on the page.
Also, I've not read much on HTML5 yet, but are there semantic HTML5 tags to identify the author, in the way that the q and blockquote tags in HTML4 can be paired with a cite tag?
Is metaCol an adequate classname? What does it tell a human about the content therein? Would a name such as "lastpost" be more meaningful? Could you lose the classname altogether and use inheritance to apply the CSS?
If the data is heading>content then is it actually an evil presentational table or is it a perfectly acceptable data table? Is table the right markup? If so then as long as there is a thead with th cells in and a tbody with tds in then it's fine. If not, then consider markup that will pair the column headings with their contents such as a definition list (dl/dt/dd). Is there an HTMl5 tag that would be better than a dl?
As far as the CSS goes a blank rule such as "float:;" is asking for trouble. If you don't want it to float then use "float:none;"