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Civility and the great (XHTM(5)2) debate (now in comic form)

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• By: John
• July 10, 2009
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Those following recent developments with HTML5 and XHTML2 might have noticed some concerns about the lack of civility, and adult communications by a number of folks associated with this whole currently rather heated issue. Kyle Weems, CSS Squirrel, and web cartoonist has succinctly captured the issue in the nicest possible way with a cartoon in the style of Mad Max (Road Warrior to non australian viewers) featuring “Mad” Allsopp and his etiquette tips.

Etiquette for geeks -might be a worthy workshop for an upcoming Web Directions. Or maybe not.

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