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Thursday, February 14th, 2002 at 7:31 AM |I’m in total agreement with Meryl that Jonathon has the right to post what he wishes in his Weblog. In fact, it’s always an education to read how someone is implementing something new in a Web site and I hope Jonathon will keep nattering (love that word) and ignoring the other guy’s rants and raves that “Unless your site is specifically about Web technicalities, you shouldn’t bore your readers by discussing or exposing such technicalities…”
Hello? Yes, I believe that a Web site should target its audience. But this is a personal Weblog! We can do what we want. If so and so doesn’t like it, then bug off. Don’t visit.
Personally, I think so and so (yes, I am doing it on purpose… why should I link to him?) is jealous that he didn’t think to post his redesign to CSS saga. Well, hello!? Jonathon is not the only one who has shared his experience with CSS.
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2 comments
It is crap like this that provoked me into writing this piece: Why do weblogs have to follow a formula?
Damn, this thing strips out HTML anchor tags too? Ewww.
(time for a “no HTML allowed” note
Oh well, here’s the URL again: http://madman.weblogs.com/2002/01/15
(Testing HTML stripping. If this works, this bit of text should be italicised)
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