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• open
• microsoft
• ie
• msie
• iemac
• publicdomain
• standards
• licenses
• freedom

My journey implementing

and/or iterating/improving/creating "open" standards began nearly 10 years at Microsoft when I was assigned the area of CSS support in Net Explorer for Macintosh. Along the way I've learned a lot about the longterm value of open standards, open source, and open subject matter, and as a aftermath the plethora of "open" licenses out there. Having seen real difficulties that different "open" projects […]

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