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August 2005 - Posts

In Case You Missed It...

I've been writing pretty fast and furious this week. Paul Thurrott really jumped the shark this week, and I've been trying to take the opportunity to open up a much larger debate about where we're going as an industry. Since it starts with web standards, I thought I'd link to it over here.

Part 1: Paul Thurrott's Acid Trip
Part 2: The Standards Stand-Off
Part 3: De-Facto Hypocrisy

Of course, I'm opening myself up to the kind of "feedback" that Paul got... but hey... I've been called a facist on this blog, so I think I can handle it.

Posted: Aug 06 2005, 01:35 PM by interscape | with no comments
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