Web Standards Update
Great news today! Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 2.1 has become a candidate recommendation. Finally! It’s only been around for five or six years. Pretty soon it should be a full recommendation. Excellent work!
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Test Software on Which Platform?
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Happy Dance!
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Finnish ISP thinks W3C.org is a child-porn site
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