That was Interesting

Or, What Six Months?

I didn’t go Malarkey. I didn’t relinquish Web Standards from disillusionment. I didn’t relinquish Web Standards from development of a SharePoint 2007 site during those six months. It was nothing exceptional. Chance circumstances beyond control. Things arose.

I haven’t read many articles. I’ve only read the W3C HTML 5 mailing list from all of the others. I’ve commented on them very seldom (with the exception being several SharePoint sites regarding standards compliance and CSS). [Note: I suggest Everyone considering MOSS development read Heather Solomon’s informative articles first.] Those articles and mailing list messages I did read were interesting but not for their revelations nor artifacts; those articles were interesting for their sameness. How things change; or, don’t.

It’s like having gone on Holiday and, after returning— Everything’s unprogressed.

I have—However—begun a realignment of the design for this site.

And, if anything should appear to be amiss herein during your next few visits, it most likely is.

Sean Fraser posted this on February 28, 2008 08:54 AM.

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