Re: Alternatives to the W3C

Dave Winer (dave@userland.com)
Wed, 19 Jan 2000 17:30:42 -0800

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And sometimes the innovation is so compelling that you go ahead and do it
and know that only MSIE 5 users are even going to be able to run it without
crashing the browser. Here's such an example:

http://irights.editthispage.com/

He's got the site chunked into daily segments and by clicking on the + or -
icons you can view the day in an expanded or collapsed mode.

We're finally beginning to catch up with where desktop apps were in the
mid-80s.

Slowly but surely.

Dave


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