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The Web Standards Project returns with a new look, new focus, and some new members.

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Finally, some truth in advertising.

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Got a website but no real content to speak of? Just add blog.
Understandably the fine folks (matt, meg, pb) at Blogroots want to promote their book. And understandably, a website about the book can’t simply give away the information contained in the book. So what’s a content producer to do? Just add blog.
Now don’t get [...]

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In a story that I’m sure no one is going to pay much attention to at first (hell, who’s paying attention to it now?), Evel Knievel is back and wants to jump again.
I’m sure many of you are asking, “Who is he?” Well, he’s an aged 70’s motorcycle daredevil who crashed as often as he [...]

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Tumbleweeds.
“The call for help came from one of the two homes in the 4700 block of Granby Way, whose entrance was blocked by tumbleweeds piled up to 16 feet high.”
If only there were pictures.
“We probably moved 200 tumbleweeds, and there were thousands there,” said Cook. “We barely made a dent.”
Stop. My sides. It hurts.

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Here’s another book on blogging no one will be needing.
“Aimed at a technology-literate O’Reilly audience,…”
If that’s who it’s aimed at, why would they need it? Why does a technology-literate audience need a manual on blogging?
“Picture your coworkers who haven’t discovered blogging yet–they know how to work their computer, they’ve seen a couple of blogs and [...]

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Today is Reagin and Gary’s wedding day. May you enjoy Peace, Love and a long and happy marriage.
Yesterday marked the start of zeldman.com’s eighth year online. As he might say, “We are pleased as punch.”
Coming to a subway near you—nyc bloggers is all the rage with the hip kids. Those of us outside the city [...]

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