Jun 11, 2008

Standards Suck

Filed under Education, Evangelization

Standards Suck is a podcast show/blog by Anne van Kesteren, Marcos Caceres, and Lachlan Hunt.

So far, the topics covered include WCAG 2.0, the Selectors API, and ARIA in HTML5. However, they haven’t explained why they think that standards suck. I guess we’re supposed to gather that from the complexities of what’s discussed.

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