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Joe, I don't mind responding to your points about the topic at hand, but I'll have to drop out if you continue to take my references out of context and poke fun at them. My reference to Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence was in response to your generalization that "a standard written by one guy (name cut) isn't much of a standard." I simply listed a couple examples of historically significant standards written by individuals. But you recast my reference as "And you, sir, must have one serious investment in the W3C if you're going to compare it to the Declaration of Independence!" - "And while you may think Mssr. Le Hégaret is the reincarnation of Jefferson, I sugeest it's pretty unlikely." I don't have a serious investment in W3C. I didn't compare the W3C to the Declaration of Independence. I don't believe in reincarnation. I don't even have a problem with you basing your software on IE. But, yes in reference to browser technology, I think standards are a good thing. Nathan.
Joe, I don't mind responding to your points about the topic at hand, but I'll have to drop out if you continue to take my references out of context and poke fun at them. My reference to Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence was in response to your generalization that "a standard written by one guy (name cut) isn't much of a standard." I simply listed a couple examples of historically significant standards written by individuals. But you recast my reference as "And you, sir, must have one serious investment in the W3C if you're going to compare it to the Declaration of Independence!" - "And while you may think Mssr. Le Hégaret is the reincarnation of Jefferson, I sugeest it's pretty unlikely." I don't have a serious investment in W3C. I didn't compare the W3C to the Declaration of Independence. I don't believe in reincarnation. I don't even have a problem with you basing your software on IE. But, yes in reference to browser technology, I think standards are a good thing. Nathan.
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