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My Web Standards Compaign. Target 1 = Jakarta I'm thinking of starting a campaign to motivate Jakarta's project sites to be standards-compliant. By this, I mean get rid of the font tags and other color/size/positioning elements in the HTML. Use CSS and XHTML. Think it's worth pursuing. In reality, it doesn't really buy much except the prestige of being standards-compliant. Of course, I might be the only one who sees this as important. Wouldn't it be interesting if Java compilers were like browsers. You could do some things in one, and it wouldn't work in another compiler. That's the way the web is - let's fix it. Posted in Java at Feb 25 2003, 02:45:29 PM MST 1 Comment

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More power to you! I'd like to see you succeed in these efforts, and will support you with whatever energy/time I can (which ain't much, but moral support counts for something, right?! :) The Forrest project is attempting to put a pretty face on Jakarta, so your efforts probably jive with theirs.

Posted by Erik Hatcher on February 25, 2003 at 07:00 PM MST #

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