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W3C Greeting Card

To help W3C celebrate ten years of Leading the Web to its Full Potential we invited people to send us a greeting. The greeting card closed 31 December 2004.

There are 451 greetings.

Greetings from Viorel Ghelbert

Happy Anniversary, W3C!

Without your effort, the Web definitely wouldn't be as "World Wide" as we know it today.

For this reason I'd like to express my admiration and an infinite gratefulness for everything that you've done for the last 10 years as well as for everything that you will accomplish in the future (and I know you will).

As to "Leading the Web to Its Full Potential" - in my humble opinion - you're on the right path.

Just keep it up!

Sincerely,

Viorel Ghelbert, sent on Tue, 28 Dec 2004

Anonymous greeting

sinceres souhaits de succes continus

pour W3C ....

Happy 10th birthday

The W3C is growing and heading toward adolescence, it just goes to show how young the web really is. The growth has been fast and unimaginable just a few years ago, here is to another 10 years!!!!

Happy 10th W3C

Adrian theteam@itgazette.com, sent on Wed, 29 Dec 2004

Re: Happy 10th birthday

w3c 为互联网的发展作出了巨大的贡献。她在互联网开始兴起时就成立了。一直致力于互联网技术的不断发展,对互联网的普及有着无法替代的作用。

yongchuan,wang bianma2003@yahoo.com.cn, sent on Fri, 31 Dec 2004

Web is Changing Me

Kind Attn:W3C

Many thanks to Tim Berners-lee creating such an easy interconnect tool as WWW, to all the participants "to lead the web to its full potential".

I'm from a backward rural area in China, where simple web techniques are suitable to change the traditional chalk+plus+blackboard teaching method. It's regetful that although W3C has walked through ten years, quite a lot of teachers in junior and senior schools in China don't benefit from resources linked together, or even do not touch a computer.

It happened one day W3.org was searched, where richness shocked me,and especially the tutorials,I think, concise, authentic, easy to understand, are the very things for me and educators from China rural regions. I have a resolution in 2005 as a volunteer to translate some essays in to Chinese in W3C website.

Best regards,

Frank Lee

Frank Lee frank@lidutech.com, sent on Wed, 29 Dec 2004

A Decade Without Peers

I've enjoyed the Internet and all its glory of potential from early in my military days during its infancy when it was not yet the WWW. As a want-to-be web designer in more recent times, I've found W3C to be the premier source for information, resources, and yes, humility. As W3C marks this occasion, may we all be grateful for thier continued diligence in quality web surfing experiences.

W3C is peerless! Happy Birthday!

W. R. Mineo wr@mineofamily.com, sent on Wed, 22 Dec 2004

Congratulations!

Happy Birthday and Congratulations on the excellent work of the team who makes the greatest invention of our time move forward, hopefully for the best of mankind! KNOWLEDGE is for SHARING!

A humble WWW user, sent on Wed, 29 Dec 2004

Greeting from SERGE MANCINI

Je souhaite mes meilleurs voeux à W3C pour cette nouvelle année !

SERGE MANCINI, sent on Thu, 23 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday from Southbourne Internet / SONET

Thanks for guidance and direction. To anotehr 10 years.

Vincent Marcello, sent on Wed, 22 Dec 2004

¡Gracias mil en sinfonía plural!

¡Gracias, W3C, por materializar una simple idea que era un gran sueño en una tecnología escalable que nos mantiene unidos a todos en la Web. Espero que el Comercio Electrónico y su sistema de pago mejore muy pronto, pues en la República Dominicana es muy difícil tener una tarjeta de crédito internacional o pagar en dólares. ¡Gracias, Tim Berners-Lee, en sinfonía plural! Cristorly

Orlando Alcántara F., sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

A Decade in Information

Happy birthday, W3C!

You all have done a great job over the past 10 years, making advances in information technologies that are now essential for what the WWW is today. I wish I could have been with you all from the beginning, but alas, I was only 5, haha. Best wishes, and looking forward to the next 10 years.

A teenage web designer,

Adam Tanner

Adam Tanner, sent on Sun, 19 Dec 2004

Another 10000000 yrs

Hai,

Whish u another 10000000 yrs

Manesh mg00700@yahoo.com, sent on Mon, 20 Dec 2004

Re: Another 10000000 yrs

hi hows you wish you a very very happy birth day. may you live hundred an hundred years.......

Aman Deep deep_justdeep@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 21 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday To You!

Happy Birthday To You!

Happy Birthday To You!

Happy Birthday, Dear W3C!

Happy Birthday To You!

And Many More!

:)

Thanks for all the help...

Maybe big companies will try your validator sometime soon or something...

Brian magicrulz13@gmail.com, sent on Mon, 20 Dec 2004

Congratulations!!

The first decade of W3 and the Web has been simply great. Let us now move on

to weave the Semantic Web and create a truly meaningful, contextual and dynamic web experience for the world at large.

Shashank Garg shanks@ncoretech.com, sent on Sun, 19 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday!!

Its really a long and successfull journey....its happy birthday not only to W3C but to all the people using internet. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOLKS!!

Sudhindra umennet@hotmail.com, sent on Sun, 19 Dec 2004

Hartelijke gelukwensen.

Ook vanuit België willen we niet achterop blijven. ISOC Belgium wenst W3C dan ook alle wind in de zeilen voor de komende 10 jaar. De eerste 10 jaar waren zeker vruchtbaar en hebben aangetoond dat W3C nog meer present zal moeten zijn, en nog strikter naar standaarden zal moeten streven.

Rudi Vansnick rudi.vansnick@isoc.be, sent on Fri, 17 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday From Bahriasoft.

Bahriasoft send wished to the administration and the whole team for making w3c, such a huge resource for web-developers and students for information and training. May God bless you with more capabilities and courage to make www a good and easy way for development and access of information.

Happy 10th Anniversary w3c.

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Bahriasoft - We Make IT Happen!

Majid Saeed Khan

Software Engineer

Phone: [USA: 1866-9551613,PAK: 0300-9551613]

www dot bahriasoft dot com

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MaJiD SaeeD Khan Majid@Bahriasoft.com, sent on Sun, 19 Dec 2004

Impressive!

I first saw web pages in 1994, mostly from CERN and other scientific institutes, and thought : "how boring". Absolutely no insight into the future did I have that day.

Well, 10 years on I'm impressed. Thanks a heap, people.

Trina Bouvet, sent on Fri, 17 Dec 2004

Auguri da Firenze!

Un grande abbraccio a Tim e tutti coloro che hanno creduto in un WEB democratico, indipendente, integro.

Francesco Bellini

Visual Communication

visual69@email.it, sent on Fri, 17 Dec 2004

Communication Across Cultures

Congratulations on ten years. I hope that we can help the Internet grow to foster communication between nations and across cultures.

With best wishes,

Maurice Laurence, Jr.

Maurice Laurence, sent on Fri, 17 Dec 2004

Congratulations!

I will pleasure to congratulate you on this great day becuase you people have done so much for the world as compared to those who just bring the disastor for the man kind and i hope you will continue your struggle on the same pace to work for us and for your selves

We are all with you in this struggle witha humble offer from a Third World nation

Usman Bashir gripusa@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Alles Gute zum 10. Geburtstag.

Mögest Du ewig leben.

Uwe wuk@progcontent.com, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

WOW 10 years...

What can I say, without guys like you, there wouldn't be guys like us writing about you......get the picture???

What an achievment....I look forward to the next ten years. May they be as informative as the last ten.

Keep up the excellent work.

Ti6er2

Greeting from Øyvind Olsholt

Happy anniversary, W3C! In Norway too we are very happy with the work done. Let's hope the big commercial companies pay more attention to the W3C-standards in the future!

Øyvind Olsholt olsholt@tiscali.no, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Greeting from Fang Liu

Congratulations for your 10 years.

You have beening done a great work.

Fang Liu, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Congratulations

Congratulations and Happy Birthday.

Many thanks for all your hard work.

W3C Worked Well (WWW)

Cheers

Paul

Paul paul@speedyspider.com, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Greeting from Dina

Happy 10th Birthday!

Dina dina@strawberrypips.com, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Good job!

You've done a good job keeping the web together so far!

Be careful not to go too mad with all the new standards though!

DarkestNight, sent on Wed, 15 Dec 2004

Congratulations

We have come a long way in this time and just to say congratulations.

Ben Dover, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Great Job!

Thanks for helping to empower a new generation. Change can happen so quickly with the power of the web, and it can really level the playing field. Thanks for your leadership in steering this powerful tool.

cindy@atlantaredeye.com, sent on Thu, 16 Dec 2004

Youv'e come a long way baby!

I love the way you guys are making this thing work and also hope that in the next 20 years you guys at the Consortium will be shakin it even better(Just kidding)!

What I meant to say,was you have come a long way baby(W3C)!!!

Lifejuoy lifejuoy@thisismylife.co.uk, sent on Wed, 15 Dec 2004

Gracias!

Thanks for bringing us all into WWW!

TN

Mr. TN, sent on Wed, 15 Dec 2004

Greeting from Andy

Congratulations - we've come a long way in ten years

Andy andrew.royle@axa-sunlife.co.uk, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Superbe travail !

Félicitations pour ce superbe travail accompli !

Emmanuel Giguet giguet@ens.fr, sent on Wed, 15 Dec 2004

Dankbare beste Wünsche an das W3C Team !

Danke für die akribische Umsetzung Ihrer Vision, die es uns Nutzern so einfach macht, an dem Netz etwas mit zu stricken.

Vielleicht ist in 10 Jahren das Semantic Web genauso einfach zu nutzen wie das heutige.

Jedenfalls beste Wünsche dafür

Günther Neher neher@e-gpn.de, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Congrats

Congratulations for your 10 years and thanks for all your hard work!

Brendan, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Buon Compleanno

I'd like to wish a happy 10th anniversary to the W3C.

All the best for what's still there to do!

Andrea Benini benix@indomita.it, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Happy Birth Day !

Happy 10th Birth Day !

I hope in the coming years W3C's standards would be adopted more rapidly.

Wish W3C good luck in the next 10 years.

Meraj Rasool Khattak mrkkhattak@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Thanks

The thinking world, present and future, owes an incredible debt of gratitude to the geniuses of 3w.org for keeping the engines of the internet running so smoothly. Thanks for the discipline and commitment. The world is a far more informed and interesting place to live in as a result.

Bill.

Bill Welty wwelty@arb.ca.gov, sent on Mon, 13 Dec 2004

keep it up

My God always strenthen u

juliet uju uj4eb@yahoo.com, sent on Sun, 12 Dec 2004

Happy birthday!

Happy 10th birthday, W3C - congratulations to all of you for making it this far! May your future be deeply intertwingled.

Kevin Hughes kev@kevcom.com, sent on Mon, 13 Dec 2004

To the next 10 years

Congratulations to all involved with W3C. The web would be a much easier place to visit if more people followed your extensive (or extensible!) good works.

Remember to close those tags, people.

Cheers,

Ste Andreassen

Ste Andreassen ste@accessibilitygroup.co.uk, sent on Sat, 11 Dec 2004

Thank you W3C!

Thank you guys! I wish you all the best! Long live the standards! :)

ceo [at] vadikom [dot] com

Vasil Dinkov, sent on Mon, 13 Dec 2004

Well done

Congratulations for the tenth anniversary of the founding of the World Wide Web Consortium.

vamsi krishna jonnadula vamsi_jonnadula@hotmail.com, sent on Mon, 13 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

A great deal has been achieved in ten years. Perhaps we can begin the next ten years by embracing the principles of xforms and by introducing the principles of xml coding into the education system at an early level. Coding for kids.

Kevin Garvey mrdamion@msn.com, sent on Sun, 12 Dec 2004

Thank You

Sir Berners-Lee,

I would like to thank you and the w3c for w3c.org. It has proved to be an invaluable resource to my career as a programmer. The documentation is impeccable, and has been relied upon to ensure correct and reliable operation of our coding with regard to CGI, html and HTTP, often on a daily basis.

Here's to another 10 years of stewardship and guidance. I honestly can't see how the www would operate without standards, documentation of those standards, and ready availability of the information organized and provided by the w3c. All of the accolades the w3c is recieving, on this 10th anniversary, cannot possibly illustrate the true importance and positive impact the w3c has had on the lives of hundreds of millions of people including myself. Most people don't know who the w3c is, yet unknowingly benefit from the quiet pursuit of your work, in their daily lives.

Thank you for the internetwork's information standard as we know it today. The internetwork's capability to provide useful information to anyone with a browser or other standards based network client is largely due to the efforts of you and your organization. It's been a very bumpy road, I am sure, but the perseverence of you and the w3c has and will continue to pay off, more and more every year, with each new user.

Here's to many returns.

Cheers and Happy 10th Anniversary,

Neil Davis

Neil Davis, sent on Fri, 10 Dec 2004

well done~!

congratulations ~!

Happy birthday W3C~!

You did a good job in the past 10 years.

Hope you can make a better future!

feizhang, sent on Sat, 11 Dec 2004

Congratulations to the first step !

Congratulations to the first step of human digital revolution! The web is far from perfect and we have many more decades to come to make it better and better !

Keep up your good work ! W3 !

Calvindog calvindog@abc.com, sent on Sat, 11 Dec 2004

job well done

good work on ten years of pushing web standards. Now have a talk with Microsoft about IE!

Bruce Gilbert bgilbertnc@mindspring.com, sent on Fri, 10 Dec 2004

Bakgat!

Congrats on 10 years of positive and insightful leadership!

Greetings, too, from South Africa, where we have also celebrated our Tenth Year of democracy.

PS The greeting is in Afrikaans - direct translation is "baked bottom" - but the intended message is, roughly, "Good one!". I look forward, with great interest, to the Semantic Web... ;-)

Derek, sent on Fri, 10 Dec 2004

Congrats

Congrats on the web and good luck on what's to come!

Andkon andraskonya@hotmail.com, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Shubh Divas

That is Sanskrit for Happy day for W3C.

I am a grad student under TimBL 's supervision and can't tell you a better and more superb bunch of people than the W3C folks.

All the very best for the future

Shashi

skant {at} mit {dot} edu

Why celebrate at 10 yrs?

Hi,

I am one of the fans of open sources and W3C aswell. Eventhough W3C deserves celebration anytime, wait till 25 yrs and

then celebrate. Hopefully by that time

information world will be free of the monopolistic giants. (Or rather the giants will learn to coexist peacefully.)

All the very best to W3C and team.

JSS

Janardan Sapre, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Thanks for the standards!

You've really helped make things workable by pushing for, and developing, standards. Good luck in keeping standards alive in the future.

Geoff Kerson, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Re: Thanks for the standards!

I heartily agree and add second round of thanks to emphasize these wishes. The Validator is immensely helpful. An excellent job - well done! I'd like to see some other variations on the friendly validator from the larger community, maybe with a css inspector integrated into it.

Sue Farrell, sent on Sat, 11 Dec 2004

Re: Thanks for the standards!

Thank you for being a standard that we can all work toward for the past 10 years.

It's still frustrating to know though that there are some web developers and designers out there who insist on refusing to follow web standards. Is there some official title for these people? I wish there was some way to more easily weed them out. They're really frustrating to have to work with.

Stephanie strimble@gmail.com, sent on Tue, 14 Dec 2004

Thank You

Happy birthday, W3C! Thank you so much for helping all of us make sense of this wild and tangled Web we have woven. We all hope you enjoy many more years of productive and enlightening work!

John L. Reed john@sintara.net, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Thanks the w3c!

感谢W3C,感谢所有无私奉献的科技从业人员。

WangPengli vcomwpl@yahoo.com.cn, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

Thanks for your help to light up the right path of web developments.

Isaac Ho isaac_ho@email.com, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Greeting from Subhani

Congratulations and Thanks!!!

Subhani, sent on Thu, 09 Dec 2004

Web designers everywhere thank you

The Web wouldn't be nearly as great without you guys, and my job as a Web designer would be hell. CSS makes the world go rockin' round! ♥ ♥ ♥

Improvements? More CSS style elements with more control, standardize a vector format (could care less what it is, just needs to exist), and whip Microsoft in to shape about their damned browser!

Ethan Miller, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Tthanks W3 for helping the world to achieve "NIRVANA"

Happy 10TH birthday from Tenacity Productions Ltd.You have given a lot of pleasure to lot of people world wide

Ashok Luthra ashok@umlb2b.co.uk, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Happy 10th W3C

Congratulations and Happy Birthday to 10 great and outstanding years of service.

Darrell dwells@jitindustries.com, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

Congratulation to your 10th birthday.

Wishes to all Corner & Building stones of WWW

kavita reddykavitha@lycos.com, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

wish you a very happy anniversary.....and all the best to WWW team.

The WWW team doing an excellent job.

Keep it Up!

rakshak reddy rakshakreddy@yahoo.com, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

open、standardized

我们的世界只有开放化、标准化才能更快更好的发展。

刘治国 liuzg_2000@163.com, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

I got a bike for my 10th birthday. It was just what I wanted. I hope you get what you deserve too!

Colin Maxwell c-maxwell@fife.ac.uk, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Conglatulations!

WWW 컨서시엄의 10주년을 축하합니다.

인터넷과 기반기술의 발전에 더욱 공헌하는

멋진 W3C가 되길 기원합니다.

Conglatulations!

W3C's 10th birthday.

stzschul, Yie. myyell@gmail.com, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday!

Many congratulations on the good work you have done!! All the best on many more accomplishments in many more years to come!!

Gertrude Koh, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

LMA, W3C from

very well done, w3c! and keep giving us the daily web specs.

Cozy

Cozy, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Happy birthday Mr. W3C

I think you've made an excellent job till now.

Under the xmas tree, i'd like to find a plan for more stable and robust Amaya.

Anyway thanks a lot for all the great things you've done (standards, guidelines, validator, evaluation suites, ....) !

Bye

Marcello marcello.savino@aldebra.com, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

What A World

I can imagine what a world it would be with out the world wide web and all the standards that have been introduced by the wonderful body of geneouses at the w3c.

I am very excited to see the web become more semantic. In my humble opinion, this is the next step to bring the web to its full potential.

Thanks Tim Berners-Lee and all the rest!

sam, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Felicidades!!

Por una decada de trabajo normando el caos, felicitaciones por el arduo trabajo que significa esta tarea.

Sergio Valenzuela interforma@gmail.com, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

Greeting from Michael

Thank You! You did a great job.

Michael michael@brys.de, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Greeting from Ed Daniel

Well done, the journey has begun for all of us and we're off to a great start.

I'd like to thank you all for your hard work to keep the W3C on course and in check.

Upon your work we build the prescient community of the future.

Ed Daniel, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Thank to exist!

Thank to W3C to exist: web standard are possible for the support of W3C Members that daily works with the W3C team: all-4-web!

Roberto Scano, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Greeting from Livio

sniff sniff sono commosso :-)

Livio livio.mondini@gmail.it, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Many thanks for tidying up my code

Reading through the W3C pages makes my new projects much tidier. Happy birthday.

steve baxter steve@osaeris.fsnet.co.uk, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

祝贺W3C成立十周年!

非常感谢W3C为人们做的一切工作,并希望W3C的新成就能够尽快成为新互联网的标准,给我们带来更好的网络。

Jason Cao zhisongcao@yahoo.com, sent on Wed, 08 Dec 2004

Congratulations One and All

It has been an amazing 10 years of achievement with so many people giving so much time and so many good ideas. What more could have been done to show what can be done by willing people? well, let's hope we see in the next decade!

Tim, thank you for your excellent leadership.

Liddy Nevile liddy@sunriseresearch.org, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Tanti auguri

Tanti auguri W3C per questi splendidi anni di informazione, formazione, tecnologia, supporto, impegno e chi più ne ha, più ne metta! Soprattutto per esserti dimostrato il punto di riferimento per molti sviluppatori da qualsiasi parte del mondo!

Ciao!

Gabriele Bartolini angusgb@tin.it, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

FELIZZZZ CUMPLEAÑOS

Han sido muchos los años de la web, y estos ultimos han sido marcados por un crecimiento acelerado en la investigación y el desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías de la información, sin embargo creo, cási sin temor a equivocarme, que no hemos visto nada aun, y que lo que se desatará en los proximos 3 años marcara la siguiente generación de internet.

Viva el XML, y Viva el W3C!!!!

Por 1000000.... años mas de Tecnologias de la Información e Internet.

Randolf A. Rincón Fadul -- Senior Scientist at IT LAB - UNAB rrin, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Merci et longue vie au W3C

... en saluant votre effort de clarification et de publication de normes qui permettent à presque chacun de participer à l'aventure !

Luc-Olivier Pochon, sent on Tue, 07 Dec 2004

Congratulations

To the Staff of W3C, and to Tim Berners-Lee, congratulations on a job well done in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. May your next ten yeasrs be as successful.

Richard M. Hinton, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

Greeting from Kumu Gupta

its amazing!

Kumu Gupta

*Sang national anthem at giants!

Kumu Gupta kgupta3k@yahoo.com, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

热烈庆祝W3C成立十周年!

没有W3C,WWW将会怎样?

愿她给我们带来更好的万维网!

Cathayan cathayan@gmail.com, sent on Sun, 05 Dec 2004

To W3C members

Congrats to W3C members.. without you W3C wouldn't be successful!!!

W3C enabling high-technology evolution!

Daniela F. Brauner, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

祝贺年轻人

希望你永远是年轻人,引领大家向前去

jiangsuoliang suoliangjiang@yahoo.com.cn, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

10 years of good work

Congratulations with your 10-year anniversary, which has avoided unnecessary chaos in the information exchange on the Internet and has brought us some very well-designed standards for everyone to use.

I wish you luck in your future standards design work, which will lead to more effective and flexible information storage and exchange between different platforms and applications.

If I would have one wish for your future work, it would be: Keep sticking to open, unencumbered file formats which you've done so far, without letting commercial interests influence the design process in a way that is unneccesarily complicated or ineffective. You've done great so far.

Regards,

Øyvind A. Holm,

Norway

Øyvind A. Holm, sent on Mon, 06 Dec 2004

Keep the Web Free and Open

Great work W3C, keep up producing open standards to keep the Web a truly universal information space. It's already changing the world more than you may even suspect! May open standards lead to Free Web, Free Software, Free Society!

Harry Halpin, sent on Sun, 05 Dec 2004

10 Years? You Don't Look a Day Over 100!

In other words, it's hard to believe the W3C is *only* 10 years old. It seems the organization has been with us forever. Yes, I vaguely recall the halcyon days of the Web before W3C was formed. And I even dimly remember what the world was like before the Web. But HTTP, HTML, XML, and all the numerous other specifications that the W3C has brought to fruition are such a part of our lives, especially those of us working in technology.

Thank you, W3C, for all your labors of love over the past 10 years. I can't wait to see what your fertile minds will conjure up in the next 10 years!

Ken Sall w3c@kensall.com, sent on Sun, 05 Dec 2004

Greeting from Perry Davies

Happy Birthday

and thank you for bringing the world to my

desktop.

Perry Davies perrybon3@netscape.net, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

~경~ W3C 10주년 생일 ~축~

W3C 10주년 생일 진심으로 축하합니다..

정현철 junghc@nca.or.kr, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Merci !

Juste un gros MERCI pour XML et les autres normes ouvertes engendrées par le w3c !

BoD BoD@JRAF.org, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

מזל טוב

מזל טוב לקונסורטיום הרשת ליום הולדתו העשירי.

המשיכו לתרום לקהילת הרשת העולמית

ניר דגן nir@nirdagan.com, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday :-)

may your next 10 years be as good as your last 10 years.

Happy Birthday :-)

Guy West gywst@yahoo.com, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

咱们可爱的W3C十岁了

W3C十岁了,这着实是件令人愉快的事情,希望又长大一岁的W3C能够给我们带来更多的惊喜!

breeze webmaster@veryui.com, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Nooloow weligaa

Somali Language!!!!!

Hambalyo Hambalyo Dhalasho wacan.

Noolow weligaa jiroo ha jabin.

waxaan si wayn idiinki hambalyeynayaa

Hawsha wayn ee aad caalamka u qabateen

taas oo xusid mudan thanx more and more............

Mohamed Ali Mohali127@hotmail.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

W3C is the hope of web !

W3C is the hopeness of web,chinese web designer will be following W3C.

DIV & CSS must be ameliorated !

DNT, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Cong's W3C for your 10th Anniversary

Great and thanks for your existence. You did a great technological job of bringing together the whole world into one small and manegeable village.

Keep it Up!!!

Celestin Zimulinda zimulindam@hotmail.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Congratulations on your Ten Year Success Story!

Thanks for your hard work over the early years of the Web. I appreciate that I have access to such genuises. Using your validation tools and reading the standards reports have increased my own intelligence. And for that, I am truly grateful! Please continue making the Web better.

Minna sousbois@care2.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

Thank you very much for your hard works!

Hakan Uygun, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Troppo poco ....

There are no extra word to celebrate the 10th birthday. Greetings to all the people that is supporting the activities of the consortium... And greeting to us 'cause those people is really important for the web community.

Giancarlo Buzzanca giancarlo@buzzanca.net, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Parabéns!

Parabéns pelo feito tecnológico!

Passaram 10 anos e a revolução ainda está no início.

(I know that this isn't in English, but Portuguese language wasn't available on the submition form.)

Sérgio Nunes, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Anonymous greeting

Thanks for offering both technical leadership and a sense of community. You have done a great service in your first ten years. I hope you will continue with the same enthusiasm and success!

AÏD SAÏD

The titlr is in arabic (wriiten in latin) means Happy birthday.

Hope that you'll continue this big and important work,

Go ahead..

Froum Maya, Tunisia

Maya angelomaya@lexpress.net, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday W3 Consortium!

World Wide Web -

What a metaphor for the true electronic revolution

What a commitment to participation and sharing, and

What a hope for the peacful globalization, that I am dreaming of.

We, generations of Computer Science students of the Technische Fachhochschule Berlin and me have been exploring XML-Technlogies ever since 1997 enjoying the reliability of the standards and appreciating the comfortable services of the most trustworthy consortium on earth.

Congratulation to your 10th birthday.

Many more years of joy and success!

Prof. Dr. Fanny-Michaela Reisin reisin@tfh-berlin.de, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday

Well done W3C! Here's to another 10 years of balanced guidance and suggestion to help the web be what we all know it can be!

Loughlin, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Keep the ideals!

Greetings to the W3C, without all of us (webdevelopers), would be completely lost! Even now it's quite hard to code a page, every browser is able to show correctly (even if written W3C conform)

Thanks for your hard work.

Without you, we now - after the "browser war" - would have at least two completely different HTMLs.

Keep up the good work!

Ferdinand Kuhl fcool@coolys.de, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Greeting from Ziyad

The W3C is a very good example of an intelligent work between different teams from different nation, of color, of religions, thank you for this demonstration proved, and good continuation

ZR from Sophia Antipolis

NB:The date of 1st December is also the date of my birthday ;-)

Ziyad zrafiy@midiline.com, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Greeting from 杨帅

w3c十岁了,希望它在以后的日子里走了更好,希望他能给web带来新的希望!!!

杨帅 yangshuai@gmail.com, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Greeting from Han Steenwijk

Thanks for puttimg control over document creation and presentation in the hands of the user!

Long live XML, XSLT and XSL-FO!

Han Steenwijk han.steenwijk@unipd.it, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Sustaining the W3

I find it re-assuring to know this organisation has been overseeing and assisting developments in the Web for ten years now. As new technologies will emerge it is imperative to keep perspective on the original goals and not let any one organisation or company monopolise its use, as this remains one of the largest threats to one of the last bastions of true democracy. Furthermore I hope coming generations will honour the guidelines set out by W3 as well.

Congratulations W3 and thank you for taking this responsibility so well.

Adam Weishaupt, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Anonymous greeting

You're doing a great job. Can't image what the web would be without you. Thanks for the great standards and validation tools that I use every day at work. Good luck for the future!

HAPPY DELAYED BIRTHDAY!

w3c thanks for existing!

All the guys here did a GREAT job! Please go on!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Francesca star1978@hotmail.com, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Greeting from tobs

Alles Gute zum Geburtstag, W3C!

Vielen Dank für die gute Arbeit. Macht weiter so...

tobs t.kunisch@mindgarden.de, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Happy Birthday w3c

Well the first 10 years havew seen lots of chnages. Maybe in another 10 years the WAI will not be needed as the web may be accessible to all.

Harry Woodrow, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Happy anniversary W3C

Many thanks for all your hard work over the past 10 years.

As a web page designer, I have found the W3C Validators to be invaluable tools which I wish everyone used.

All the best for your future work in helping to reduce the risks and increase the opportunities of the Web.

Andrew Orme webmaster@entorium.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

greetings

greetings!!!!

hilk w3@hilk.de, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Herzlichen Glückwunsch

Danke für Durchhaltevermögen und einen langen Atem. Es macht Spaß zuzuschauen, wie die Standards mehr und mehr Beachtung finden.

Maurice, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Special People

Congratulations to Tim Berners-Lee and all those who have been working with you!

You are all very special people! You are all gifted Leaders uniting the world. Congratulations for all the wonderful work you have done. Your work continues to make the world a better place. God Bless You!

Mary Ellen, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Greeting from Johan.

W3C is TEH FaNTaSTICO!!!!!eleven!!1!!!!!!111!!!one!!

PaRTaY aT MY HOUSE!1

+1.

Johan., sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Happy Thank yous

Happy birthday. Your wit and generosity transforms the world.

MA Interactive Media London a.sekers@lcc.arts.ac.uk, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Happy 10th Anniversary!!

祝W3C十周年生日快樂!

祝W3C十周年生日快乐!

W3Cに幸福な10周年記念!

Continue the great work! Leading the web to its full potential!!

Yammie Yuen, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Semantic Web........

This will change the internet (and everything connected to it) so much that its quite hard to imagine all the possibilities.

William de Sausmarez will@cwgsy.net, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

***Happy Birthday W3C***

Congratulations to everybody in this consortium.

Keep up the good work for healthy, strong and secure W3.

Jaya Vytla vjayaram@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Congratulations!

Here's hoping that the next 10 years continues the innovation and passion stired by the first 10!

Dave Ockwell-Jenner, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

From 185

We remember the first conferemce

at CERN . Greeting to Robert Cailleau

and anyone else we knew

Love to all at MIT.

Mum & Dad, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Reaching adolescence!

In ten years extraordianry things have happened, and we're still pre-pubescent. As the web grows up the possibilities of creating global learning communities expands beyond current imagination. So please keep the web as free and open as possible, and empower the global masses to learn and grow, not just spend and consume.

Nazdrovje!

Andrew Jakubowicz A.Jakubowicz@uts.edu.au, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Mille di questi giorni!

Long life to standards. Validate them all!!!

Giorgio Maone - InformAction, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

10 anos de organização

Os 10 anos passados foram fonte de muitos outros orgãos de padronização e os seus participantes também ajudaram a internet a ser o que atualmente é. Definitivamente meus agradecimentos a pessoas, universidades, emepresas e organizações que ajudaram a fazer o que a Internet é. Muito Obrigado.

Claudio Miranda claudio.miranda@NOSPAMgmail.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Felicidades

Congratulations for your great work.

In my opinion, your are making the best work that can be done for the Internet.

As we say un Spain: "Felicidades, sois cojonudos!"

Álvaro Verdeja alvaro@make.es, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Happy Birth Day to you

I am very pleasure to send you this Birthday greeting coz I ussualy use this site to develope my Career.

so this diserve to Thank you Millions Coz we Know what you doing for us.

after that I am concluding my greeting

"Happy Birthday to You"

Mohamed Hasan mohasan@myway.com, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

W3C Forever!

And ever and ever. You rule the true web semantics. Good job.

Mathias Dubois info@headsign.de, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Un grand merci

Sans Internet, le monde aurai été triste.Sans vous,il n'y aurai pas eu d'Internet.

Encore merci

kamel Belkaid kbelkaid@gnet.tn, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

Auguri dall' Italia

Tanti auguri per un futuro tecnologico ancora piu' importante.

Silvia Ag, sent on Thu, 02 Dec 2004

祝十周年

W3C の創立 10 周年を祝し、お祝いを申し上げます。

貴機関の一層の発展を祈念致しております。

Saito saitos@gmail.com, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

W3C10

Happy birthday to you! Long live the standards and cross-browsers HTML.

gky, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

The next giant leap: Semantic Web

Sometimes developments really go very fast. The Web is a good example of a rapid uptaking of new technology.

Still I can't wait for that next giant leap: the Semantic Web. Machines that really can communicate and act with the knowledge available on the Web.

Please go on with the good work!

Peter Willems

Peter Willems, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Thanx for everything!

Daniel Papst, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Parabéns W3C

*Happy Birthday W3C*

Thanks for all.

Mauricio Samy Silva, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Greeting from Andrea Crevola

Buon compleanno W3C!!!

Andrea Crevola acrevola@hotmail.com, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Thankyou for all your hard work over 10 years, I hope that the next ten years are just as productive if not more.

Happy Birthday!

Look forward to 20th Anniversary

Wish your inventions persist in the century, even millennium.

Jeremy Wong w3.org@1980.hk, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Greeting from Régis Kuckaertz

Hi folks, happy birthday!

Thanks for the pletora of ideas being a continuous source of inspiration, thanks for the style and fine-grained grammar it's always a pleasure to read, greetings for the quality and the validity of your technical analysis; all this typeset in good-looking documents!

Régis Kuckaertz regis@nvision.lu, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Now we are ten

W3C works hard and often hands in good work. But it will have to resist the temptation to rest on its laurels next year. Its work sometimes suffers, as it is easily distracted by some of the noisier standards organisations in the class and so needs to work on its self-discipline and concentraion. Its spelling, dress sense and general tidyness could also improve.

Effort: B+

Attainment: B-

Sneak itsneak@vnu.co.uk, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Well done!

10 years of excellent job! Well done!

Alexander Smirnov, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Buon Compleanno

Attenti, vi teniamo sott'occhio... ;-)

Complimenti per il grande lavoro svolto in termini di qualità nell'accessibilità!

Unione Italiana Ciechi - Consiglio Regionale del Piemonte uicpiem@, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

And many more!

Congratulations on 10 years and best wishes for the future.

I'm most excited about CSS3 and SVG, which I hope to see widely adopted in future user agents. These two technologies will make vastly better interfaces a possibility without being locked in to a single vendor's platform.

Daniel J. Wilson, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

The Web needs the W3C very much

The Web needs standards to follow, specifications to comply with. Without such, the web becomes more and more impossible to interact with, to work with. Innovation can not succeed without a normal, solid compliance and conformance with objective web standards.

Happy 10 years anniversary W3C people and I hope you will help make the web a better place for all of us in the next 10 years!

Take care of yourself,

Gérard

Gérard Talbot, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Congratulations!

Thanks for keeping the momentum going that will make the software industry and its customers' implementations an exciting field to cover!

- David Stodder, Editor-in-Chief, Intelligent Enterprise magazine

David Stodder dstodder@cmp.com, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Long live W3C!

Happy birthday, W3C. Although I don't oftenly use the services in here. Most of the time I'm a lurker. Come to read and go away. I used W3C Validators yesterday.

Thaimodz thaimodz@gmail.com, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

Greeting from Slava Sedov

thank you very much for your job

Slava Sedov wetanddusty@inbox.ru, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday!

So, what happened to URNs? (I know what happened to 3D on the Web)

;-)

Congratulations, all! If you knew how many of your documents I'd used over the years, you'd probably send me and my fellow webheads a huge bill.

Bob Crispen revbob@crispen.org, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Danke W3C und herzlichen Glückwunsch

Hey, 10 years W3C!!!

Nero's Delight - 11 amateur musicians at the river Rhine - thank you for the opportunity to rock world wide since 10 years.

Keep on goin'! Keep on rockin!

Nero's Delight nero@neros-delight.de, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Nicely done!

Perhaps the end of the next decade we will be celebrating the infancy of the new interplanetary internetwork.

Keep up the good work.

-randy

Randy Groves randy@scn.org, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Happy 10th!

Was October 1993 when I first saw Mosaic -- made my jaws drop, as I had been working Videotext since the late 80's. . trying to model early Minitel work for information services. . the Web took it to the next levels. .

Happy 10th!!

Gene Owen gene.owen@boeing.com, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Ten years of quality management!

w3c saved my mental health, not my marriage!

Hopp, Aage! banspam@aage.no, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Re: Ten years of quality management!

hehe, maybe W3C didn't help (yet?) our "love life", but they have surely helped us going on the right path ;-)

Happy birthday W3C and keep up the good work!

... and if you're are planning on saving our marriages, I'd love to hear about it :)

AltBlue altblue@N05PAM.n0i.net, sent on Tue, 30 Nov 2004

W3C - Quality Assured

Best Wishes for Continuing Success from Vienna

I seemed to have missed the Marriage Spec. - for all the work on XSLT2 and XQuery. I hope that the quality of all will remain high.

M.Grün-Kerr

Altova, Quality Assurance

Margaret Grün-Kerr, sent on Fri, 03 Dec 2004

Wonder Working World @ ten

Bravo,

You guys deserve medal, but i don't know how to quantify the medal - for making the whole world communicate easily with each and one another. I say congratulation on this your tenth anniversary.

regards,

Toyin

Olagoke Toyin toyinolagoke@yahoo.com, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

Congratulations

Thank you for supporting me in my web development and providing a markup validator!!! Thanks a lot!

Cheers

Fredrikb

Fredrik Lindroth fredriklindroth@gawab.com, sent on Mon, 29 Nov 2004

thanks W3C! C!WeCanCtheWorldWireless

Congrats to the creators and users of the Web!

Time to wish the WWW service !

The mother of the real IT revolution!

Wishes for a grand sucess from one of the users of the World Wide Web!

We love you!

inetwings@yahoo.com, sent on Sat, 27 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Hears to another 10 years of leading the way.

Jon Gibbins, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

Greeting from IX A Class "D-r Petar Beron" School, Svilengrad, Bulgaria

Great Thank for the most significant accomplishment of the 20th century which gave the world the unique chance of bringing together!

Congratulations to Sir Timothy Berners-Lee and his team!

IX A Class

D-r Petar Beron School

Svilengrad

Bulgaria

IX A Class, sent on Fri, 26 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday,

As you came to 10, wish you to go more. Wish you long live. Having hope to see more.

Sujan R B sujanrb@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

remember when we called it Mosaic?

w3c has made the difference - from that first use when I realized I'd no longer have to carry around a TechManual - but could get my images online. Hard, imaginative, and collaborative WORK has matured 'the web' - many are to be congratulated!

wendy.jackson@boeing.com, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

Thank

Happy 10th Anniversary!

And thanks for doing so much.

Michael Pan panda561@163.com, sent on Wed, 24 Nov 2004

Doesn't time fly

Well done to all at the W3C, 10 Years young. Keep up the good work.

David for Scrambledheads, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

Congrats to W3C!!!

Well done W3C. Those who are close to W3C and love it for its realism know what a great achivment we have from W3C. I wish W3C all the best and hope the show will be going on from W3C. Good Luck W3C!!!

sharlene, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

Compliments!

Thank you for everything!

Good work

Massimo

Massimo, sent on Thu, 25 Nov 2004

long live w3c

long live w3c, wishly you are exists...

Many thanks!

Sir Timothy definitely should be nobelized, not only nobilized. For the accessibility, usability, and quality of X×W³.

Keep up the great work!

Linkėjimai iš Lietuvos,

Vladas Palubinskas vladas@on.lt, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

Dear W3C,

Happy 10th Anniversary!

Please, could you also take good care of links and related activities in the future.

Anneli Heimbürger anneli.heimburger@tut.fi, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

Many More Decades....

Long live W3C, Wishing and thanking for bridging non standard thought process to the best accepted and recommended practice.

Kadiresan R rkrajini@gmail.com, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

well done

Your work is important; keep it going.

When I see an 'optimised for internet explorer' web page, I try to forward to the webmaster the url for W3C

r, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

Congrats on your success

Well done...

Congratulations for all the achievements.

Cijin cijin@usa.com, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

¡Felicidades!

10 años ya...10 años que han pasado en un soplo y en los que se han conseguido grandes avances. Aún así creo que la etapa más apasionante de la Web está aún por llegar. Con el trabajo y el esfuerzo de todos superaremos con éxito los retos y obstáculos que quedan por salvar, seguro.

¡Feliz aniversario!

Jose M. Morales josemdc@ugr.es, sent on Mon, 22 Nov 2004

Anonymous greeting

Isten eltessen sokaig, mig a fuled le nem er a bokadig!

Greetings from Hungary!

Come join us!

My gratitude for the dedication, hard work, creativity, and commitment of W3C staff and participating members. My time working with you has been the most interesting, challenging, and fun of my career. This is a very impressive organization, with an amazing group of people!

I encourage companies and people all over the world to get involved. If YOU are 'in the room', you can ensure your concerns and ideas about new web technologies are considered.

We've come a long way, but there is so much more to do. To those who seek to undermine this work -- cut it out! A rising tide lifts all boats; get on board! We need collaboration with all, so the web will work for all.

Bravo on the past 10 years, and here's to many more!

Ann Bassetti, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

Thank you!

Thanks w3c. I think a lot more has to be done, but the dawn of the first free non-Microsoft browser that actually doesn't play loose-and-dirty with standards and that just happens to be aimed at the masses (Mozilla Firefox) has made me hopeful of the work your organisation will mean much more in future.

I can't stress enough how Mozilla have made me want to work the web again after several years of non-interest because of Microsoft playing lip service to standards.

Thanks again for your pioneering work. May the next 10 be far more fruitful!

Cheers,

Bruce from Melbourne, Australia.

Bruce, sent on Mon, 22 Nov 2004

Thanks

Well done. Thanks for all your good work.

arthurt, sent on Mon, 22 Nov 2004

<amazing/>

The best way to show what human can achieve with standarization and collaboration efforts. Good for one, the best for all. Thanks w3c!!!

Juan Ignacio Sanz Fuentes jsanz.eps@ceu.es, sent on Mon, 22 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday W3C

Thank you very much for all you've done for all of us on the earth.

Except for your hard work, our lives should be more boring ones.

I guess much more hard work is necessary to lead the web to its full potential.

At the same time, I know W3C CAN do that, I believe.

Kazuhito Kidachi k-kidachi@mitsue.co.jp, sent on Mon, 22 Nov 2004

All members

Congratulations to all W3C staff on an important 1st decade of work. The International WWW Conference series has been delighted to have W3C as a partner and looks forward to continue to work to promote Web research and development in the decades to come.

IW3C2 chair@iw3c2.org, sent on Sat, 20 Nov 2004

Thanks

Great job !

Yvan Barthélemy ybarthelemy@free.fr, sent on Sat, 20 Nov 2004

Yeah :-)

Liebes W3c!

Na also, 10 Jahre sind noch nichts. :-) Weiter so! Ich hoffe (für uns alle) auf weitere 10 Jahre sinnvoller Standards, unglaublicher und faszinierender Innovationen und Abenteuergeist.

Diego

diego bernardini bspublic@bspublic.ch, sent on Wed, 17 Nov 2004

Re: Yeah :-)

Bravo!

Shaya ShayaDareyu@aol.com, sent on Sun, 21 Nov 2004

Greetings from Sri-Lanka

Astonishing work...

Ashika Dassanayake chuckydas@yahoo.com, sent on Thu, 18 Nov 2004

Bringing order to chaos

Congrats to the W3C on getting to 10 years. Despite a lack of support by Microsoft's browsers, you guys have managed to become THE internet standards-setting organisation, without becoming a semi-fascist branch of the US government as ICANN seems to be moving towards. If everyone used your specifications the internet would be a lot easier to use. Rock on.

David Russell webmaster@davidarussell.co.uk, sent on Fri, 19 Nov 2004

Congratulations on democratizing commuications, in all media forms (hollographic?) to all people.

The improvement options are:

1) A good universallanguage translator option that would sense your computer's language and automatically translate the text document without any effort on the viewer's part.

2) Keep politicians and consumption based/ value added taxes out of the internet.

Jerry Riscoe griscoe@sbcglobal.net, sent on Tue, 16 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday W3C

Happy Birthday W3C, Keep up the great work!

Regards,

Mike

:)

Mike zobier@hotmail.com, sent on Wed, 17 Nov 2004

Greeting from Janardhan

Congratulations!!! Making Web life easier with all standards.

I alwasy love with W3C

Janardhan jvsjana@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 16 Nov 2004

Boldog Születésnapot !

Gratulálok az eddigiekhez, csak így tovább.

感谢~~

很感谢你们十年的努力,有了你们全世界的人们可以方便的上网查询资料!

希望下一个十年给人们带来更大的惊喜~Thank you

娜佳 mapple33455@eyou.com, sent on Tue, 16 Nov 2004

Happy TEN

The next ten should be even more exciting.

Nancy Marbry njean97@hotmail.com, sent on Tue, 16 Nov 2004

an invention worth a nobleprize

Ladies and gentlemen,

the Loerrach sunday newspaper had an article on chief Berners-Lee. Being a newcomer in the handling of www I am very impressed by the future promising possibilities of the internet. I congratulate you for the success you achieved. Sincerely

Joerg Waninger

Prof. Joerg Waninger waninger.joerg@klinloe.de, sent on Sun, 14 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Congratulations and many thanks for all your hard work.

Alyzande Renard, sent on Sun, 14 Nov 2004

十周岁纪念祝贺

WEB已经改变了世界,希望你们能把它变得更好、更简单!

liaopengling webmaster@leotime.com, sent on Mon, 15 Nov 2004

Greeting from Federico Boschetti

Great work, w3c!

Thanks

Federico Boschetti federico_boschetti@yahoo.com, sent on Sun, 14 Nov 2004

Greeting from Pat

Congratulations and many thanks to be our signpost.

Many greetings from WebsitePat - Belgium.

Pat, sent on Sun, 14 Nov 2004

Whoo Hoo!

Thank you for making giving me a great career, and here's to your many more, so stick around so the next generation will have a great thing to build on. Congrats!

Adrienne Boswell arbpen2003@sbcglobal.net, sent on Mon, 15 Nov 2004

Congratulations

You brought the world together and change lives. That's an achievement. Happy Birthday.

Japple JappleA@netscape.net, sent on Sat, 13 Nov 2004

Stay WAI Ahead

I've had the privilege of working on the

web accessibility initiative from its start, in 1995. What a joy to help make things happen in advancing accessibility for all.

Harvey Bingham hbingham@acm.org, sent on Sat, 13 Nov 2004

Greetings

Happy Birthday to W3C from the Southbourne Internet Team - thanks for giving the net direction and standards.

Vincent Marcello, sent on Fri, 12 Nov 2004

Congratulations

Congratulations on your 10th birthday and a job well done. Here's wishing you many more birthday celebrations. Keep up the good work.

Greeting from Florian Mastacan

God bless you :)

Florian Mastacan, sent on Fri, 12 Nov 2004

Thanks

The WWW has forever changed human society, and is still reaching for its true potential. Thanks to W3C for creating and shaping a vital roadmap to the future. Improve, Innovate, Inspire!

Andy Lonsdale browningmummery@netscape.net, sent on Thu, 11 Nov 2004

Nice One

nice one guys keep up the good work! making the web a better place for everyone!

Damo damo@highposition.net, sent on Thu, 11 Nov 2004

W3C助我进步

福如东海,寿比南山。

期待标准全球化早日到来!

Mencken Wong mencken@elong.com, sent on Thu, 11 Nov 2004

100 lat!

Thanks guys fo everything!

mynthon mynthon@o2.pl, sent on Wed, 10 Nov 2004

Nice job and Happy Birthday

Dear W3C,

Wish you happy birthday and make the web a better place in the future.

shallway shallwee@163.com, sent on Wed, 10 Nov 2004

W3C十年,可喜可贺!

接触W3C的时间不是很长,也就短短几年。但是W3C给我工作带来了无限的帮助。

祝福W3C所有成员!

祝W3C十岁生日快乐!

SHEN ZhiQiang shen.shenstone@gmail.com, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday W3C.

W3C의 10주기를 진심으로 축하드리며,

앞으로도 무궁한 발전이 있기를 바랍니다.

Woonyong Song, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Best wishes! Huge thanks!

Thanks for your work, thanks for your creativity, patience and endurance. >From all Ukrainian web-standards community I wish your more prosperity, evolution and expansion!

Hope and dreaming to become one of your affiliate members in near future. Thanks again and good luck!

Yuriy Pospelov creative@emo.com.ua, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Happy birthday W3C

With 10 years still a toddler, but without W3C the world online would have been a chaos of proprietary standards – impossible for "normal" user to navigate.

So from the cold north (Denmark): Greetings and all the best wishes for many years in the future.

Lars Skjellerup lars@skjellerup.net, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Congrats!

I think your work is so important to the present and future of the web. Many thanks and congratulations! Keep working!

Ara, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Thanks a lot, keep getting things better

A big "thank you" to every one who commited in making the WWW better. I hope things will get even better with your help ! Good standards for good communication :)

Christophe Calvez christophe.calvez@laposte.net, sent on Tue, 09 Nov 2004

Here's to the beginning...

The Web has given us so much in the past ten years. Allowing collaboration, transaction and a dramtic change in the way we work and live. I am looking forward to being a part of it in the next ten years.

Special tribute to Mr. Tim Berners Lee, our founder. You may know me from Akamai as my company lauched their first Web site and creted their Corporate Identity. Thanks again Tim for giving so many of us the chance to impact our worlds!

Tom Kwon tom@xtential.com, sent on Mon, 08 Nov 2004

10 Years After...

Like good music, the good stuff just gets better. Writing good specs is a tough job but somebody has to do it and with team effort the results improve with each loop. Well done! The next decade should produce even the yet unthought of ideas... like umm... mmm...!!

Well, until we get there... happy birthday W3C!!!

Errol Atterbury errol.atterbury@bhpbilliton.com, sent on Mon, 08 Nov 2004

Here's to the next 10 Years

Happy Birthday W3C.

Thanks for all you have done.

And here's to the next 10 years :-)

Hazel, sent on Mon, 08 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday W3C!!

Hey...

Happy Birthday to you..

..Happy Birthday to you..

Happy Birthday to dear W3C

..Happy Birthday to you..!! :)

I wish you people all the best in coming years. Thanks for making web such a great place.

Once again Congratulations & Happy Birthday.

Mudassar Saeed Khan mudassar@bahriasoft.com, sent on Sun, 07 Nov 2004

10 années de bonheur

Merci à tout le consortium W3 pour l'immense travail de partage des connaissances.

Je felicite Mr. Tim Berner Lee tout particulierement.

Je suis fier de participer à cette aventure depuis 10 ans.

Christian Artin

Christian Varoujan ARTIN info@cybernostra.net, sent on Sun, 07 Nov 2004

Long Live W3C

Long Live the Daddy of the Web!

Thanks for all your effort and hard work!

MPnetwork, sent on Sun, 07 Nov 2004

Greeting from Darkhan, Kazakhstan

10 zhildiktaring kutti bolsin!!!

Auirmangdar, tek alga dep zhure beringder!!!

W3C forever

Darkhan, Kazakhstan aralsk@mail.ru, sent on Thu, 04 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Great stuff everybody!

I was only 6 years old when the W3C was founded. I remember first using the web on an old Mac with Netscape 3. There were less pictures back then ;) Nevertheless, I was enthralled, and will never forget that day.

May the blink tag forever rest in peace!

Anyway, thanks for creating CSS and other such methods that separate content from visual descriptions. In fact, thanks for everything. The Web wouldn't be the same without you guys!

-Lucas

Lucas Martin-King lmartinking@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 05 Nov 2004

so young!

Wow--it seems, to us youn'ins here, almost as if the web has been around forever: how did people learn things, quickly and on obscure topics, or communicate easily, without it?

And yet, it's younger than the current college freshmen, who don't even remember the Berlin Wall falling, much less life before the internet.

Thank you--it has made so many aspects of my life so much easier than they otherwise would have been, to have an accessible, universally standardized system for worldwide communication. What a thrilling time to be alive and learning! Also, thanks for saving so many trees and so much time.

As to changes, besides the obvious possible further improvements speed and reliability, it would be nice to see a standard for how recently a page has been updated. I also hope that more of the legalistic (eg copyright, filtering, corporate control issues), logistical wrinkles get ironed out, and that access becomes even more useful (via unbiased searches and such) and universal (accesible, available, cheap, language support...).

Many returns!

annag asdfjkl@mit.edu, sent on Wed, 01 Dec 2004

happy birthday!

we believe in the future of the web.

we believe in w3c.

One hundred of these days!

Oneiros - Italy info@oneiros.it, sent on Sat, 06 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday!!

Congratulations for the efforts of everyone at the W3C. Your work implies a better understanding between people.

Thank you.

Vicen vicen.blazquez@ya.com, sent on Fri, 05 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday, W3C!

Keep up the good work for years to come!

W3C is the best!

You've made science of interesting things!

Nikita, sent on Thu, 04 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday

Happy birthday to you.

Thu Ha thuhaxnk@yahoo.com, sent on Thu, 04 Nov 2004

East and west,W3C is the best!

Happy birthday!

And we believe that--East and west,W3C is the best!

Shi Hui rainfaith@sina.com, sent on Wed, 03 Nov 2004

Happy birthday

Thanks for all the work on defining common standards. Long live w3C !

w3c kicks butt!

Happy big one-oh!

I'm profoundly grateful for the efforts of everyone at the w3c. I have been in web development since the dark age of non-standards compliant browsers. I'm so ecstatic not to have to write the same script for three times for three different DOMs. I love that I can say, nope sorry that - browser - code - script - whatever - is not w3c standards compliant, sorry!

Thanks for that!

-Amy

Amy W, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

Bon anniversaire !

Bon anniversaire au W3C et bonne continuation. J'espère que les standards seront de plus en plus respectés, en particulier par l'enormes société qui produit entre autre un navigateur web très diffusé.

KELLER Maxime, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

Greeting from Franco Favento (de i Favento de Trieste)

You've done a great work! Thank you very much ... I wish you other 100 days like this ;-)

Franco Favento, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

Wooho

&lt;HappyTenthBirthday /&gt;

Sagar Chandna, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

happy birthday

Hi W3C,

the web changed my live. i work as a web developer and try hard to spread the word of css and standards in my hood. i'm looking forward to css 3 and browser being built to standarts.

regards

pille

Christian koop, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Greeting from xorld

Félicitations, déja dix années et surement beaucoup d'autres à venir !!!

xorld, sent on Sat, 30 Oct 2004

I hope u are long live in the world

Dear W3C I am a boy form Wuhan hubei province china I love U just like my girl friend, happy birthday to u my darling :)

linan linan@whbi.com.cn, sent on Sun, 31 Oct 2004

Great

Thank to you work we can say we have work. Thank you and another 10 years to go !

best regards

Denree

Denree do.not@contact.me, sent on Sat, 30 Oct 2004

Greeting from Ryan Hayes

The immense alturism of the W3C has helped push the web forward in ways that ten years ago seemed unimaginable. Hopefully the next ten years will be as progressive as these last ten years have been. Cheers!

Ryan Hayes ryguillian@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Joyeux Anniversaire

Joyeux Anniversaire à toute la grande famille de W3C. En 1994, vous avez commencé une aventure merveilleuse dont les rétonbées sont innombrables de nos jours. 10 ans ne sont pas 10 jours et mon souhait et que qu'un jour, on puisse ajouter d'autre zéro derrière ce 10. Merci à toute l'équipe.

Alexis Rigobert, TAKOU TADA

Alexis Rigobert, TAKOU TADA ttakou@yahoo.com, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Congratulations from a non-technical user

Best wishes for many years of adding value to the internet. I'm an editor, not a programmer or computer programmer, but I do use your resources as the highest standard by which to measure all manner of Web issues. You are a wonderful reference point. Keep up the good work.

Congratulations.

Sonja Elson

Greeting from SchoolsZone.org

Congratulation!

Thank you very much for your hard work to come up with standards that bring the world together. The web is both a cost effective and very clean publishing solution for all of us. Even students in primary and secondary schools could now publish their work on the web.

Your work is influencing every one in many different ways. Learning is no longer limited to the classroom as the web now becomes the greatest learning resources. Organisations of all sizes including governments, non-profits and businesses make use of the web in many different ways. Both the intranet and the web become part of our daily life.

I hope in the years to come you will make the web even more useful and friendly. Your work on VoiceXML will make the web more accessible. I hope you will add skeletal strokes to SVG one day. I am also looking forward to the day when all of us could enjoy 3D on the web and when semantic web becomes part of our daily life.

I wish all of you healthy and happy!

Elaine Xavier elaine@schoolszone.org, sent on Sat, 30 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

My wish of tens of decades like that, since if you keep up this way next ten year birthday many dreams of Web people will hav already come true.

Luigi Iannone, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Ten Years - A Whole Life

Thanks a lot! It is very nice of you to give food and food for thought to the people with each new document and each new discussion.

Good luck and keep up the good work!

Alexander Savenkov savenkov@xmlhack.ru, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

TEN YEARS!!!

Keep up your high standards. Tightly written, well documented code makes life easier for everyone. If the command line is the front line, then standards are

the armor.

Bill Hill hillwmj@nycap.rr.com, sent on Sun, 31 Oct 2004

Greeting from Fede

Complimenti per essere riusciti a creare un nuovo mondo!!!

Fede freddie24@email.it, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Viva la W3C

Happy birthday W3 and thank you for standartisation this chaotic web =)

And also thank for Tim Berners-Li. You are great man! All russian coders thank you.

P.S. (I think that you may add russian to "Language of greeting").

Mr.Troll troll@2s.ru, sent on Sun, 31 Oct 2004

You have made a difference

W3C Congraduations on 10 years on the positive role this organization has on our entire web world. I know I am only one person, but you have made an importance difference in all of our lives. I wish you continue success.

Brenda Tuel brendatuel@fms.treas.gov, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

Tanti Auguri!

che dire? utile, comodo e pratico... altri 1000 standard e anni di vita!

0m4r, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Re: Tanti Auguri!

ten ten ten.........years gooooooo...

gino gino_bort@hotmail.com, sent on Sat, 30 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday W3C! And a big thank you!

Congratualtions W3C! 10 years is such a great milestone.

I have learnt so much from your valuable work, thank you.

Thanks to Tim too, great idea! ;)

Best regards,

Murtaza Walji

Murtaza Walji mail@murtazawalji.com, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Re: Happy Birthday W3C! And a big thank you!

Happy 10th Dub Dub Dub Committee. Here's to an extensible future for decades to come.

r/ John

John R. Weiland WeilandS@adelphia.com, sent on Mon, 01 Nov 2004

Félicitations !

Félicitations pour l'énorme travail que vous avez déjà accompli pour le bien de millions d'internautes et pour le partage de la connaissance !

Continuez sur cette voie !

Blof blof@altern.org, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Ten years have changed the world

It is a great moment to see that something that has come up so short while ago has so successfully evolved! This is said by somebody who could - although in a very modest role - contribute to the origins of what we are celebrating now. I wish that the web will contribute to improving our world and will become more widely used in countries as that one I live in - Bulgaria - and where I teach the web now!

Ulrich Boes

URSIT Ltd. Bulgaria

Ulrich Boes ulrich.boes@ursit.com, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Greeting

Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday to W3C! Happy birthday to you!

Websites cannot be without W3C!

Vivat W3C!

Vivant W3C team!

Michael Le michael.le04@gmail.com, sent on Wed, 27 Oct 2004

anniversery!

Congratulations to Your 10 th anniversery!

a.hariss rahimhariss@yahoo.fr, sent on Wed, 27 Oct 2004

激情与畅想

今天我再次看完相关的资料,再一次为新的技术带来的革命而骄傲。感谢你们10年的努力和奉献,社会的进步会最终证明一切的

pxwlzx pxwlzx@163.com, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Happy Birthsday!

Happy Birthsday to you,

happy Birthsday to you,

happy Birthsday dear W3C,

happy Birthsday to you!

mirrda, sent on Wed, 27 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to W3C!

Congratulations for the ten-years work; let you do it ten times ten years long :)

Monostory mmonostory@htmlinfo.hu, sent on Wed, 27 Oct 2004

Life-changing!

The work you're doing has changed my life (electronic engineer became school teacher and is now a web software developer). It's changed your life. It'll be looked back on as the one thing that changed more lives than any other in this century!

As time goes by, I'm hoping for better fundamental education so that people become more able to read a URL and alter some ordinary XHTML or CSS without fear or special tools.

Nigel Jones nigel@mistweb.net, sent on Wed, 27 Oct 2004

Re: Life-changing!

Nigel wrote:

I'm hoping for better fundamental education so that people become more able to read a URL and alter some ordinary XHTML or CSS without fear or special tools.

I write:

What, you want to give everyone a free Advanced Computer Science degree?

Chris, sent on Tue, 02 Nov 2004

恭喜!

感谢你们在十年来的不懈努力!

Eureka ee@ee-studio.com, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Re: 恭喜!

恭喜web的领导者十周年生日.

Junke Yang yangjunke@126.com, sent on Thu, 28 Oct 2004

Felicidades !!!

Felicidades por su décimo aniversario.

El avance tecnológico de la WEB hubiese sido más difícil sin su valioso trabajo.

Alvaro Guzman aguzmanc@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Χρόνια Πολλά W3C!

10 χρόνια W3C... 2 απο αυτά επηρέασαν τη ζωή μου και η πορεία συνεχίζεται. Ελπίζω αυτή η καταπληκτική δουλειά που κάνετε παιδιά να μπορέσει να επηρεάσει και άλλους και να υπάρξει μια στιγμή που όλοι οι ιστότοποι θα "μιλάνε" σωστά τη "γλώσσα" τους. Εύχομαι σε άλλα 10 χρόνια να είμαστε όλοι εδώ να γιορτάσουμε την ενηλικίωση ^_^ .

Ηρακλής Παπαθεοδώρου, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Greeting from Piotr F. Mieszkowski

Great thanks for all the hard work you have done during these ten years.

I have no words to say how much I loop up to you.

The Web and working with it can be something beautiful thanks to you and your work.

Thanks and regards

Piotr F. Mieszkowski, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Carry On!

Well done on making some order of the web. Keep on - and let's hope that people realise that the semantic web is important to ALL business.

Looking forward to some great new developments.

Craig Gannon craigg@crabacle.co.uk, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

I WORKED AROUND THE CORNER FROM W3C AT MIT; MET TIM ONCE

My work at MIT as a half-time Technology & Law Program administrative secretary to Prof. Nick Ashford and Group (including Caldart et al.) had me stationed just around the corner from W3C offices at the very beginning of this exciting Internet growth, based on W3C imposed standards. Tim Berniers-Lee came by on a visit from CERN one day, wandered over, and talked shop a bit with me concerning the future of the Internet. I put my two cents in, and think to this day I had an impact on "The Web". When I think back to my early days at University of Illinois, when I took an introductory computer programming class I really enjoyed (Fortran/PL1) I think I really missed my calling. But proximity to W3C was nice while it lasted. They had some attractive staffers, also. One female hailed from Newport, RI. Sometimes, I wonder where she is nowadays. Have not attended the Newport Jazz Festival once in my life, but maybe next Summer....

Michael Del Camp Mike.B.Del.camp@mail.sprint.com, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Greeting from Nick

Congratulations on your tenth anniversay! I have been surfing the web since I was able to hold a mouse, and it has been nothing but a pleasure. Without you guys' hard work, my world and the world in general would be radically different. The web truly has changed the world. Keep it up! Who knows how far we can take the web in this next decade?

Nick webmaster@w00tism.net, sent on Mon, 25 Oct 2004

VAMO LOCOOOOOOOO

AGUANTE LA W3C!!!!!! Mejor en manos de unos cuantos dementes libres sin causa que dirigido por las grandes corporaciones!!!!

Qwerty, sent on Mon, 25 Oct 2004

Thank you!

I would like to personally thank you for the diligent guidance and tireless effort to enable the full potential of the WWW.

Keep up the great work!

Mary Parmelee mary.parmelee@sas.com, sent on Mon, 25 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

Happy birthday W3C-Team.

Your hypertext-programming coding have helped me and millions of other web buildes. To day I bring one of Norways best free web hosting solutions because of this type of coding, server system etc.

Happy birthday!!

Best regards, Alexander Rajiv

Alexander Rajiv postmaster@rajiventerprise.com, sent on Mon, 25 Oct 2004

Parabéns!!!

Eu gostaria de dar os parabéns pelos 10 anos da W3C. Uma iniciativa de ambito global que revolucionou o mundo.

Parabéns W3C, Parabéns Tim!!!

Cesar Cusin cesarcusin@uol.com.br, sent on Sat, 23 Oct 2004

Congratulations

Congratulations to Your 10 th anniversery!

Thanks to Your site I have been able to create my own homepage in XHTML-strict and got it validated without any faults as well!!

I have put in a link to Your site in my homepage.

Regards, Maria

Maria Ekdahl, sent on Sat, 23 Oct 2004

10 ans déjà

Ma première connexion à internet remonte à ça 10 ans.

Ma première page web, date de 10 ans.

Ma première job en informatique remonte à 7 ans.

Depuis environs 4 ans, j'essais de promouvoir les normes du w3c au sein de l'entreprise pour lequel je travaille.

Depuis 3 jours (merci Karl Dubost & cie), et pour au moins les 10 autres prochaines années, je serais un ardent promoteur pour un «nouveau web», un Web Sémantique...

Bonne fête W3C! Félicitation pour vos 10ans, et la meilleur des chances pour les 10 prochaines années!

Sylvain Deschênes sylvain.deschenes@msp.gouv.qc.ca, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

Well done W3C! Best wishes for the next 10 years!

Well done W3C! You have become a cultural resource for humankind. You have achieved this not through money and political power, but by the idealism, dedication, and hard work of your members. May it continue to be so, for in the next ten years you must meet the many challenges of making the Web a means of furthering knowledge to all of humankind, for in knowledge lies the hope of world peace. Best wishes for the next 10 years!

One aspect of the Web I would like to see changed - I would like the W3C to involve itself much more with the issues of Intellectual Property Rights, and Software Patents. At the least the W3C should provide an international forum for disussion of these very important, and contentious, issues.

One new feature that I would find useful - Each piece of software sold or published could be issued a unique number in much the same way that books have the International Standard Book Number (ISBN). If this is worth doing, the W3C might be the place to initiate it.

Roy Clarke rhclarke@telia.com, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

Greeting from Niall

Yay.. Happy Birthday....

Where is the back to top links? hmm... Standardize eh...

Niall Niall@erigena.co.uk, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

Thanks!

Thanks for keeping order in this caos.

Happy Birthday!

Rob, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

May you celebrate 100 more

Good, good work. We web developers owe you everything. It's like our dad be on birthday. Keep up the good work and congrats for your 10 years.

Alvaro Medina alvaromg@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

Happy birthday

Happy birthday W3C!

Jerrett Taylor, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

The Worlds best W3C - Happy Birthday from Scotland

Thanks for just being - we hope you stay young forever....call me any time kx

keith@exsd.co.uk, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Re: The Worlds best W3C - Happy Birthday from Scotland

Obrigado cempre estar apoiando a internet, e evitando que ela se trransforme em um caos!!!

Parabens!!!

Nícolas ni.morto@bol.com.br, sent on Fri, 22 Oct 2004

Re: Re: The Worlds best W3C - Happy Birthday fromScotland

Obrigado Nicolas & happy New Year.

keith, sent on Tue, 23 Nov 2004

Happy Birthday !

Happy Birthday W3C ! Thanks for all that you do.

Best of luck in future years!

Toralf Knuth toralf.knuth@fh-stralsund.de, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Greeting from fseves@fseves.com

Congratulations for all your work bringing common sense to the web!!!

Saludos desde España!!!

Fernando

fseves@fseves.com, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday and many more!

Thanks for existing and for trying to bring light in our, developers, fuzzy minds. We wish that you policies will be further developed and applied on the Web.

Thanks for your power of enlightment!

Diana Andone diana@opendrum.utt.ro, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Happy 10th Anniversary to W3C

I would like to greet the W3C on its 10th anniversary.

I wish that W3C will develop more standards to "lead the web to its full potential"

Chester Coronel chcoronel62488@yahoo.com, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Thanks for all the code

Thanks for all your work, bringing wonderful science to everyone. Thanks for providing me with 10 years of exciting and rewarding work and the sense of being able to change the world. Its only the beginning and we've so much left to do. Slainte! (to your health)

SMG San Francisco, CA, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Still serving an important purpose

I only learned of the W3C perhaps a year ago now, but have since become an avid follower of such a worthy cause.

The W3C serves an important purpose in recognising that as the capabilities of technology expand, so do the obstacles presented to many sectors of our communities. By developing standards that overcome these obstacles, the W3C ensures that the internet remains the inclusive global society it was founded as.

For enabling communication without borders, across platforms and without unjustly denying any section of the community, I say thank you, and congratulations.

Pat McConville ptmcc@iprimus.com.au, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

More good years

Thank you W3C! And a very happy 10th anniversary.

Lee, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

Thanks -- again!

I would have never thought that I would have such an appreciation for the meticulous attention you have afforded (with such care and diligence ) to specifications and guidelines. I am awestruck at the depth and breadth of the hard work carried out by the members of the W3C.

Thank you! I hope you celebrate for the next 10 years and beyond.

Christopher Blaire Bundy bundy@doit.wisc.edu, sent on Thu, 21 Oct 2004

happy birthday to all the family of WWW.!!!

i hope you wil be there always...in the next life as well...God,Alah...or the Atom creator bless you all...Yared from Ethiopia.

Yared Terefe yareddd@yahoo.com, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

Thank you

I wish a good anniversary to the w3c. And a special thanks to berners lee.

Thank you for all you did and for what you gonna do ! W3 is so usefull to all people, now we have it we can't imagine a world without it !

Cédric vermeulen sl4d3@hotmail.com, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

The 3W change my life

I would like to thank you for the fact that Internet and in special HTML and CSS expand my limits as graphic designer and let me work in something "special" and rewarding.

Happy birthday!

Santiago Ares de Blas SANTIARES@terra.es, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

The world changed

Happy 10th Birthday W3C.

10 years is a pretty big milestone. Given the changes that the web has brought about and still is bringing about I congratulate all of you at W3C who have stayed the course.

Keep it going.

Steve Ross-Talbot steve@enigmatec.net, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

May this be the begining...

Happy birthday...

Words are not enought to say what W3C meant to me... and maybe to the whole world...

It was... it is and will continue to be MY TEACHER... who teached me HTML... CSS... XML... MathML...

Will continue to be my colleague who always knows more that I do...

A model... that you aspire working with...

Thank you W3C for my job... although you never knew me...

I always knew that "in life you should do what you like... and you should like what you did..."

Now I can say that I like to make web sites... and I like web sites made by me ! And... will continut to make them XHTML 1.1 valid...

Thank you W3C... because you are ... leading the Web to its Full Potential...

Gabriel PREDA gabriel.preda@amr.ro, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

Greetings, my dear friend

Please accept my hearty wishes for the occasion.

Age wise you may be only a 10 year old kid but act wise you have been guardian guiding the inovations in the Internet community. You deserve a royal treat. Cheers!

Peeyush Chomal winners@rediffmail.com, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

10 ans à sauver la santé des développeurs

Dix ans de travail grâce auxquels les développeurs d'applications peuvent dormir sur leur deux oreilles, sans cauchemarder sur les formats de données et l'emprisonnement dans des applications propriétaires. Dix ans pour faire migrer les données du stade de ressources comprises uniquement par les experts au stade d'outils au service des utilisateurs.

Et j'espère pouvoir ré-écrire une nouvelle carte d'ici dix ans!

Tchize delbd@oma.be, sent on Wed, 20 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday!

Thank you, W3C, for doing all of the work you do. If it weren't for the W3C, the World Wide Web would be in the Dark Ages. Instead, it has become something streamlined and stable.

If it weren't for the W3C, many of us would have chronic headaches, trying to switch back and forth between numerous proprietary technologies.

If it weren't for the W3C, many of us wouldn't have jobs.

The people at the W3C have forever changed the way the world functions every day.

I'm excited to see what the next ten years bring us all.

Thank you, and Happy Birthday!

Christopher Parker cparker@member.fsf.org, sent on Tue, 19 Oct 2004

Totaly Agree

Absolutely, I totaly agree. You guys are Great.

data folks say right on!

The W3C's evolution of what was previously called "data processing" is impressive.

Data is now information. Data will soon be knowledge.

It could not have been done without the insight, thoughts and hard work of the W3C.

Well done.

Jeffrey W. Katz sb22000@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 19 Oct 2004

A giant leap for mankind

You people really shaped the way how we communicate.

Bikash Biswas bikash_biswas@hotmail.com, sent on Tue, 19 Oct 2004

Libraries has changed with introduction from WWW

With the introduction from WWW in the mid-nineties last century the role from the original core-business (the "paper world") has dramatically changed.

The "silent revolution" through the WWW-interface has forced the libraries to give access to the electronic documents for their end-users is nowadays the "core-business" from this organizations.

Thanks to your introduction from WWW.

Gratulations.

Harry Janssen

(IT managaer, Radboud University Library Nijmegen)

Harry Janssen harry.janssen@ubn.ru.nl, sent on Tue, 19 Oct 2004

Yor work was constant light in world's informatics chaos toward more knowledge based society

Yor work was constant light in world's informatics chaos toward more knowledge based and maybe better society...

Zlatko Papeš from Zagreb

and on croatian (hrvatski) language

<lang=hr>Vaš rad bio je stalno svjetlo u svjetskom informatičkom kaosu i vodilja ka možda više i možda boljem društvu zasnovanom na znanju</lang>

Zlatko Papeš zlatko@kbsm.hr, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Tribute to the great European minds

Like a lot of other great things, the world-wide-web was also invented by European at CERN. I am delighted that the world now knows who the rightful inventors are - as opposed to assuming everything gets invented by the "other" country.

Congratulations

Greeting from Vasco Flores

This greeting is for your excelent work, taking a step forward for tecnology and a great benefit for humanity. Keep the good work and that w3c take longer.

Vasco Flores, sent on Sat, 16 Oct 2004

Congratulations!

To Tim and everyone -- congratulations on 10 fantastic years of leading the web to its full potential. It's amazing to see what we've got now from what we had back then. I was at school when I first got into using the web, really early on and now I use it all day, every day. It still amazes me each day, as there is always something new to learn or something new to read about or be involved with. Here's to ten more, because we'll always need standards and we'll always need people to help keep us sane.

Matt Lee mattl@gnu.org, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Cheers!

Congratulations to W3.org:s team for a decade of work for public good.

During the last five years that I have been using web more frequently, it has many times proved itself as a valuable tool and resource.

One thing that I have learnt however, that the electronic infrastructure needs to be defined in order to be effective, and this is the job that w3c has done.

Mikko, sent on Sun, 17 Oct 2004

This Anniversary Is Valid Valeria 1.0 Strict!

Congratulations! Your 10th anniversary have been validated by me, so you may display this icon on everything you want!

icon -> :o*

Valeria valeria.silvestri@gmail.com, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Congratulations W3C

you guys have got an EDGE.

10 years since I am working and almost the same age of w3c..

Keep up the Good Work (Y)

Majid Alam

Majid Alam majid@alams.com, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

W3 Cheers for the W3C!

It has been an amazing 10 years of change in the world, thanks to the effort of the W3C and its contributors. I was thrilled to attend several of the early W3C conferences and though knew I was witnessing the beginning of a new paradigm for communication, I had NO idea that it would change our lives so completely.

I can't wait to see what's next!

Thank you and bon chance.

Faith Zack

Faith Zack faithz@cruzio.com, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Many Happy Returns!

Next decade you should receive a greeting from my Semantic Web agent...

Danny Ayers danny.ayers@gmail.com, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Greeting from Bob Metcalfe

Has it been 10 years already?

Bob Metcalfe, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Herzlichen Glückwunsch

wünsche ich dem W3C - das unser Leben durch die Entwicklung des WWW entscheidend geprägt hat!

Grüße aus Berlin,

Dipl.-Ing. Heiko Reuter

::: Projektsteuerer :::

Heiko Reuter reuter@scharfsinnig.de, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Sheng Ri Kuai Le !

What a bad thing we have to learn English to communicate

What a wonderful thing we'll have a machine to know what we talk

There'll be someday we don't even need to speak

Everyone can hug the universe, like Hawking

To celebrate the potential of the WEB, ten years annaversary as my daughter

Keven kevenlw@msn.com, sent on Mon, 18 Oct 2004

Thank You and Congratulations

Dear W3c team,

You people are doing a wonderful job. Keep up the pace and quality work to “lead the Web to its full potential”.

Sincerely

Nasir Khan

Nasir Khna nasir@sdpi.org, sent on Sun, 17 Oct 2004

Greeting from Mihaela Paun

I want to send the best wishes and many thanks to the people involved in this extraordinary work.

Your contribution to the development of technology is enormous and world benefit can not be measured.

Your work changed the way we think, the we work, the way we see the future.

Best wishes

Mihaela Paun

NET CONSULTING SRL

ROMANIA

Mihaela Paun mihaela.paun@netconsulting.ro, sent on Sun, 17 Oct 2004

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Hi!

First of all, congratulations!

I admire very much the W3C's effort to promove standards over the Web.

I hope W3C work's continues and i will always be an attentive reader.

Ricardo ricardo.queiros@gmail.com, sent on Sat, 16 Oct 2004

bonne fête | bonne continuation

Thanks for so elegantly establishing limits around which, against which, and through which we can structure our creativity. Without you we would be a fuzzy, broken, artsy-fartsy mess.

One aspect of the Web that I would like to see changed? Um, how about an image format that supports alpha transparency cross-browser, without the aid of complicated hacks and workarounds? Could you give Microsoft (IE) a little nudge in that department?

Caren Litherland, sent on Sun, 17 Oct 2004

Anonymous greeting

Bon anniversaire et continuez a faire du travail de qualite

Greeting from Mauricio Morales Saldarriaga

Reciban un cordial saludo del equipo de investigación: Altair Hipermedia de la Universidad de Antioquia, en Medellín - Colombia.

Esperamos que sigan con nosotros construyendo conocimiento para una Sociedad de la Información

Mauricio Morales Saldarriaga mauricio.morales@acm.org, sent on Sat, 16 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday W3C!

Thank you for your contribution to the web!

Thank you for your leading the Web to its full potenial!

Wish you leading the Semantic Web to its reality in the next 10 years!

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Collin Hsu collin@w3china.org, sent on Sat, 16 Oct 2004

Greeting from Stef Gils

Keep up the good work, ten-year old!

Stef Gils info@stef.nu, sent on Sat, 16 Oct 2004

Absolutely FAB

Gret fab brill all I can say, I started off 2 years ago to build up a business on the web and got so consumed by "programs" to make it easy I thought I knew it all. Now it's back to basics and learning again HTML and XHTML plus all my Java and CSS etc again. Made a vow after reading through this site that I am going to "code" my next site all by myself and learn other stuff plus going to partition my box so that I can host the site from home. Keep it up u guys I am enthused totally - Mark UK

Mark Bradburn markbradburn@tiscali.co.uk, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Making the WEB a better place

I am, these days, writing a presentation-show on the WEB.

The way it was ten years ago, how it is now, how it presumably will be within the next couple of years.

As soon as I've seen the data, which I'd suspected none the less, I've been even more shocked than I've thought I would be.

Amazing!!! I mean you did this!!! I Know that we all did this, that this all might not have been possible without the effort of all the human beings that helped out for this achievement, one way or another. Nevertheless YOU GUYS at W3C ACTUALLY DID THIS!!!

Thanks a lot mates, cheers and....

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Paolo Dodet paolododet@noblocodenotas.com, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Wishing a successful next 10 year

Dear W3c team,

I wish you a successful next 10 years full of standards, inovation and good spirit.

Daniel

dusoft dusoft@staznostiNOSPAM.sk, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Muchas felicidades

Muchas felicidades al importante esfuerzo que han realizado y que ha servido para hacer de la Web más útil a la sociedad.

emilio ruiz eruiz@chiapascafe.com.mx, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Thanks to you

I wish the best to every one involved in W3C as from what I have seen, you are all doing a great job.

Darren Hazel ctreciak@bigpond.net.au, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

The broad part of WWW will be W3C-compliant before the 20'th anniversary!

At least, that is my hope an belief, and a concequence of the ever increasing popularity of OpenSource tools, programs and projects. W3C is a central and important part of it - so keep up the pace and quality work!

Sincerely

Kjell Arne Rekaa

(at) ergo.no

(dot-separate the names)

Kjell Arne Rekaa, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

c'est beau !

Mes première réactions à l'arrivée du WWW il y a 10 ans ont été d'ordre esthétique. C'était à un moment où on pouvait penser que la gratuité allait disparaître de ce monde ...

Continuez à faire de belles choses, sur des bases morales saines, le monde en a besoin !

Hervé Blanchard, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Thanks

I'm an italian designer (hobby), 20 years old, I trust in web standards, I trust in web of meaning, I trust in you, I trust in a better world.

Thanks a lot for your work.

Best wishes,

Piero.

Piero Fissore pierofissore@virgilio.it, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

¡Felicitaciones!

Felicitaciones por los primeros 10 años. Y que sean varios más.

Alex Perez, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Gefeliciteerd W3C10

Een BIT werd een BYTE.

Een BYTE werd een WOORD.

Een WOORD werd W3C.

W3C is W3C10 geworden.

Proficiat!

Jean-Pierre Ferson jpferson@skynet.be, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Rendez-vous en 2014 !

Bravo et merci au W3C et à Tim Berners-Lee pour la défense et la promotion des standards ouverts !

Joyeux 10 ans, et rendez-vous pour les 20 ans en 2014 ! Avec encore plus de Web ouvert (donc sans DRM), d'interopérabilité, d'accessibilité et de possibilités.

Vivent les formats ouverts !

Thierry Stoehr, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

excellent job!

I thank all you guys at W3C, I couldn't imagine what job/hobby I would do without the web. It is has moulded with my everyday life, ideas and inspiration keep me going......

netdev netdev@webmail.co.za, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Anonymous greeting

Way to go W3C!

Keep the standards running.

bon anniversaire !

je suis tout honnoré de souhaiter un bon anniversaire à l'organisation

je pense que vous oeuvrez pour une cause salutaire pour le bien de tous si vous parvenez à garder ce cap

bon anniversaire à tous!

0livier

Olivier César, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

happy anniversary?

not really much to say here.. i can't write the essays of others but i can thank thw w3c for making the web a better place :)

edgey, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Greeting from Hélène

Joyeux anniversaire w3c ! Merci d'exister et de permettre à RDF d'exister !

Hélène, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

You've All Done a Great Job!

I've been using the Web and building sites for ten years now, and I've probably visited your Web site at least once a week since its inception. I particularly appreciate your promotion of standards and your validation tools. Keep up the great work!

Laurie D. T. Mann, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

daug padaryta!

Daug padaryta! Geriausi linkejimai!

Andrius Burlega burlega@web.de, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Just this...

In W3C we trust! ;)

Andrey Ruschenko arg@vtc.ru, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

How times have changed

Ten years ago, the Web was just another Internet technology. Today, for many people, the Web *is* the Internet. I'm delighted to see W3C reach its first decade, with much success to be proud of. It has also been a pleasure to be part of the revolution. Thank you and good luck for the next ten years!

Happy Birthday!

---Rotan.

Rotan, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

With all Protocol - Avec tout le Protocole : Joyeux 10 ème Anniversaire WWWC

Depuis que http existe, c'est Babylone qui sonne à la porte.

Since http exists, itis Babylon that is knocking at the door.

I remember Archie, Gopher, and other Mosaïc.

Je me souviens d'Archie, Gopher, et autre Mosaïque.

Merci pour toutes ces évolutions, ces brouillons, et ces commentaires.

Thanks for all these evolutions, drafts, and comments.

Long life to W3c (uh, is that big browser ?), without license on free and accessible code.

Longue vie au W3c (oh, est-ce le grand navigateur ?), sans brevet sur du code accessible et libre.

Vincent, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

10 years: just a (great) start

10 years!

10 amazing years, from tag soup to XML. Please continue to inspire us with your technical and social vision.

Writing good specs is a tough job, but doing it in an open way, taking accessibility into account while being wise regarding software patent is even harder.

Thanks again for all this work,

--Tristan Nitot, on behalf of the OpenWeb team - openweb (dot) eu (dot) org

Tristan Nitot, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

The triumph of good over evil

Possibly a marginally exaggerated title, but given this depressingly capitalist mindset that many on the planet live with, to hear the heroic story of Tim Berners-Lee et al deciding upon the open-sourced, non-profit, human life improving direction of development, is wonderfully refreshing and encouraging.

Personally, I look forward to home appliances and the home computer merging formally. I envisage a server hidden under the stairs or somewhere, and many terminals and other devices dotted around the home. There would be larger terminal screens with remote controls for use as TVs, but the signal for current satellite/cable/digital channels will be received via a high-speed internet connection. There would also be detailed heating/air conditioning systems, lighting, home-wide audio/video/telecommunication, heavily assisted cooking, the list goes on…

But before I get too carried away, a toast: to the W3C and all who sail in her...!

Alex Moses reg@f2s.com, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

Joyeux anniversaire petit

10 ans déjà et seulement, il te reste pas mal de chemin à parcourir.

Tu verras, bientôt tu atteindra la puberté et la crise d'adolessance qui va avec. Tu te posera beaucoup de questions et remettras tout en cause (ce que tu commences déjà à faire du fait de ta précocité).

Encore bon anniversaire.

El-Lolo, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

Happy X-birthday: the beginning of great things

Ten years, and already so much has been accomplished!

The world is a better and richer place because of the W3C. The technological advances have been great. However, the social influence of the W3C has been its most significant contribution to mankind. The attitude of openness and sharing has profoundly changed the way the industry operates, and will continue to enable people to stand on the shoulders of giants.

Congratulations, and we're looking forward to another exciting ten years.

Hoylen Sue, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Entirely appreciative of your work

As a trainee web designer it is comforting to know there is this brilliant standards resource available - and for free.

It's also reassuring to be able to know when I am coding well.

Thank you all for the foresight and effort you have put into this marvellous organization and its website.

Andrew // New Zeakand, sent on Thu, 14 Oct 2004

Joyeux Aaaanniversaire ! :-))

Joyeux anniversaire | Happy Bday to W3C

Our life changed with the web, our way to see the world changed with the W3C.

My best wishes: please go on keeping an eye on what our online future will be. And let me be sure my children will join me when it is time to celebrate W3C20 !

Thierry de Baillon thierry@debaillon.com, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Greeting from Jjgod Jiang

10 年是一个新的起点,在此谨祝快乐。

希望 W3C 能在第二个十年中,为全球范围内的广大用户带来一个更美好的 Web。

Jjgod Jiang gzjjgod@21cn.com, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

An Inspiring 10 Years

The story of the Web and the W3C is a remarkable one. It is a story of great inspirations and visions, of worldwide co-operation as well as the tremendous philanthropy and vision of Tim Berners-Lee.

The Web would be a much different and proprietary place today if it were not for the efforts of the W3C to push for standards.

The last 10 years belonged to the World Wide Web; may the next 10 years belong to the Semantic Web.

Congratulations on the job well done.

Eugene Quah equah@u.washington.edu, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Happy 10th Anniversary!

Happy, happy anniversary W3C!! Thanks so much to all of you who have done such great work over the past 10 years. And may there be many more years of great work to come. Enjoy the celebrations!

Lara Sookoo, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Bonne fête W3C

Je veux souhaiter un joyeux anniversaire à toute l'équipe du W3C... et un autre 10ans à faire avancer le Web!

Remi Prevost, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Greeting from Dino Seelig

Happy birthday, 10 and already mature.

Software development becommes more mature, thanks to your recommendations, the well written documentation and a the peoples involved in following the good work.

Dino Seelig, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Happy birthday W3C!

It is great that you exist! You make life online sooo much more transparent and easy. As a software teacher on web technologies, I benefit from this every day, as well as all my students. Thank you for your great website, for all the freely available information! That you may live long and prosperous, loved by many. Keep those standards up.

Louis Sterck info@nect.de, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Buon Compleanno !

Grazie mille per tutto lavoro che l'avete fatto.

Il web si e cambiato tanto e si cambiera grazie a voi.

Marian TANASE

is it already 10 years ?

must have spent too many late nites reading W3C specs !

Lets not forget that much of the web was free when the W3C started...how things have changed....so my thx esp goes to those individuals on spec committees for working tirelessly in today's technical world full of commercial constraints.

Jim Fuller jim.fuller@ruminate.co.uk, sent on Wed, 13 Oct 2004

Greeting from Josef Petrák

I am glad to hear that your leading the Web has lasted 10 years already. I believe and hold the standards as much as possible. I hope you will home more great ideas such as RDF or XHTML.

BTW have considered to validate (and restyle and clean) some older documents you had published? It could be great to be a great example of using valid CSS, XHTML!

Josef Petrák jspetrak@zapisky.info, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

A lot of sweat and tears are paying off! Congrats...

I want to congratulate all the people and organizations that have contributed to the W3C's efforts over the last ten years:

* Tim B-L and the founders

* The host organizations

* The staff ("team")

* The member organizations whose payments have sustained the W3C infrastructure

* The technical contributors who have participated in working groups and interest groups and workshops

* The chairs of groups and the editors of specifications

* Member representatives who have served on the Advisory Board, the Advisory Committee, the TAG etc.

Building consensus has taken a lot of hard work, creativity, diligence, debate, compromises, diplomacy, long-airline flights for face-to-face meetings complete with bad air and bad airline food ( :-) ) ... backed up with skill and passion. But we all know that this organization has paid a critical role in one of the most significant social, economic, cultural and technological innovations since radio & television . . .

Keep up the good work!

Bob Schloss, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Joyeux anniversaire!

Continuez le beau travail que vous faites. Il est essentiel.

Stephan Johnson johnsons@csduroy.qc.ca, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Keep the wave alive

A great mission for the W3C, a faith in technologies with an attitude and opendmind people. Let's continue to shake the world with new projects.

Bestfor wishes the future,

Vincent Vaudour

udfparis.org

Amazon France

Vincent Vaudour vaudoursan@yahoo.fr, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Wish Many Many Many Happy returns of the day

It is glad to wish on this occassion, specially on 10th, i wish u to continue like this and more adding more zeros to u r future.

Wittal Kadganchi, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

10th Anniversary

This is certainly an anniversary to celebrate.

Congratulations!

John Sakell

John Sakell sakell@sympatico.ca, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Keep up the good work!

Thanks to you guys I've been converted from a tag-soup fiddler to a standards addict.

Now that you've spent ten years creating standards, you might want to get people to adhere them. There are way too many different interpretations and non-standard browsers out there right now, I hope you can help change that.

Anyway, without you, that is for sure, there wouldn't be any standards to promote in the first place. Thanks for the tough work and may your markup always validate!

Alan Plum ap@mushroom-cloud.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Happy Tenth Anniversary

I wish you for all your excellent work and I am sure you will celebrate 100th Anniversary.

Kuhan, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Wishing W3C for each and everything on earth

The role W3C playing in the WWW/Internet is amazing. I wish we had W3C for everything on this earth. From physics, mathematics, poltics, poors, childrens, handicaps, wars, everything. Then it could be another world. The world I wish to have and the world where I want to live forever - uma shanker, 2004

uma shanker asdf834@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Congrats!

I have followed w3c standards when I first began working on web development.

Your efforts are very much appreciated!

Bryan brw@2livemedia.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Happy anniversary

Thanks for all your hard work in the last 10 years. The web would not have been the same without you.

Pål Deberitz pal.deberitz@astrazeneca.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Congrats!

Happy birthday!

I love what you have done for the internet. Let's all make the internet a better place.

Keep up the good work!

Remco Vermeer, neoCore.nl r.vermeer@neocore.nl, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Greeting from Mad

Happy Birthday W3C!

Keep up the good work.

More power to your (standards) arm!

Mad mad@madtv.me.uk, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday W3C! You have contributed a great deal towards openness, and look forward to much more in the future. Great job everyone at the W3C.

Thanks

I wish to thank everyone at W3C for 10 years of participation in creating a better web.

Congratulations on your 10th anniversary

I'm so happy to hear 10th celebration of W3C.

This year, it's been 10 years since I graduated from university. I had no idea that W3C and my career is same length, What a coincidence.

Best wishes to W3C and internet people, for another decade, and dacades more! Happy birthday!

Emie Kayama, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Congrats! Many Happy Returns!

Thanks for all that you do. May you be ever more successful at encouraging open standards!

Doug Riddle doug@dougriddle.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Congrats!Great Work!

W3C is doing great Service and it is working hard to bring Information to the masses.

As a developer, i greet W3C for it continuous effort to bring standardars, with that the web and software can grow faster and can server better.

Lets build a great WEB.

Mahadevan maccoy2001@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

10 Fingers - 10 Years

All the fingers of the hands applied in work, during ten years of great success.

Thanks for all!

Hugo Silveira da Cunha hugocunha@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Jide

Where would we be today without your vision and work on the www? Wishing you the best with what the future holds in store. The world has really come far since those "early" days.

Jide Ibitoye, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Long live the W3C!

Doing a great job as a creator and maintainer of web standards, I can only hope you will keep up the good work and we shall pray for better and faster implementation of standards everywhere, especially on the web :).

Long live the W3C!

Peter "Slapo" Šlapanský

Slapo, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

A Prayer

so its another decade gone,

good work done.

come next decade,

better work done.

dont batter standards for nothing

keep up the good work!

E KU ODUN! ASEYI SEMI

(Yoruba for: happy anniversary, many happy returns)

boluak boluak@hotmail.com, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Proficiat 10xw3c !

You are stars. Keep up the good work!

Oskar van Rijswijk, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Bonne fete

Brave, et bonne continuation!

Suzanne Markel-Fox, sent on Tue, 12 Oct 2004

Anonymous greeting

Happy Birthday!

Best of luck in future years!

Hope Microsoft actually follows these...

Happy Birthday

Standards are what keep the world running properly. Without the W3C the world's most important asset would be in shambles.

Happy Birthday,

Levi

Levi msrocks_8@hotmail.com, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Anonymous greeting

Paljon onnea W3C!

Jatkakaa arvokkaan työn tekemistä!

Happy Birthday

having followed W3C's work since I was told that standards DO mather by Håkon Lie in Oslo, 1997, I see clearly that the work helps.

Erland Flaten eflaten@online.no, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Hyvää Syntymäpäivää!

Hyvää Syntymäpäivää W3C!

Happy Birthday W3C!

You have tackled many important issues and you still face many challenges!

Good Luck!

Matti Haverila

Matti Haverila Matti.Haverila@kolumbus.fi, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday!

A happy birthday! Best wishes to all W3C personnel and especially to Sir Tim Berners-Lee for his vision and remarkable achievements.

Sabin Buraga busaco@infoiasi.ro, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Greeting from Surf Interactive Ltd

Well done chaps, continue the good work on keeping the web as standardised as possible.

Neal Masters

Director

Surf Interactive Ltd

UK

Surf Interactive Ltd, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Greeting from Mathieu M-B

Bon travail, continuez de faire avancer internet (entre autres).

Mathieu M-B, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Keep to the standards - speed up the web

Great work! The resources here are valuable assets for me as a systems developer!

....and to Microsoft: Please follow these standards!

All the best,

Aleksander

Aleksander Dye, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

Were would I be without you! My job and life depends on you.

I wish you a great birthday and hope for many more.

Guillaume, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Cheer for W3C

You have developed so brilliant technologies, make INTERNET and WWW more and more friendly, convenient and useful. Whether personal users, commerce organizations, or developers all over the world benefit from your great job. Thank you, W3C!

On your ten anniversary, I wish you can enjoy a cheerful birthday. And, I believe you will produce more scientific wonder in the future!

Happy Birthday!

生辰快樂

Zhuang Jie, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Happy 10th W3C

Thanks for doing such a fine job of keeping things straight.

See you in 10.

James Golden, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Congratulations W3C

Thank you for all your work for standardization of the web and making it accessible to everyone.

Jan Nylund jan.nylund@bredband.net, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Contratulations! ;)

I am only 2-years old web-programmer, using PHP.

I did liked about W3C.

And HTML Validation.

I'm studying CSS in w3c.org because of my own homepage.

It has been good source for me.

So thank you all about.

And CONGRATULATIONS!

Good luck for now and future. ;)

shyxu shyxu@xuice.info, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

10/10 for W3C!

Many thanks to all at W3C for your global effort to develop the web to its full potential, and for endeavouring to keep it universally free and open.

Sir Tim is a Patron of our charity and we are extremely proud of his achievements, and are delighted by the growing international recognition of the value of his work.

Mark Nash mnash@edht.org.uk, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Great work

Looking forward to learn from you in the next decade...and then another one...and another...

Damir

Damir Pavelic, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Greeting!

Greeting to your great work, 100 years again!

Maurizio Vittoria vittoria@marciana.venezia.sbn.it, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Digital wisdom sharing of the humanity

Your work is a great contribution in the digital wisdom sharing of the humanity.

You contribution helps people to share data, information, knowledge and wisdom

and to its preservation for future generations.

Congratulations

Eduardo Carrillo ecarrill@unab.edu.co, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Congrats..

Happy Birthday and keep on the good work... :-)

Asvin Balloo asvin.balloo@telecomplus.net, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Why make it simple if it can be made complicated?

Congratulations for all your work, from CSS to (X)HT-Math-X-Y-Z....ML.

After years of errance, tricks and contorsions to create usable interfaces and unmaintainable documents, things seem to converge and tend to universality.

The www is only the visible part of the iceberg...

Hoping that your recommendations will be soon implemented in all browsers as well as in authoring tools.

I wish you less work for the 10 next years.

Alexandre WATZKY, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

A great resource

W3c.org has saved me from countless hours of research elsewhere for html and css facts. It has been a great help. I actually found out about this 'card' when I came looking for the syntax of a specific input tag in html

Bryan, sent on Mon, 11 Oct 2004

Congrats W3C :-) w 10th going to 20

Congratulations, with your decade.

Thanks for your work, to all the good people involved. May you long live and continue your good web standard work. With you it is a hope for normal standard times for CSS developers. Thanks :-)

cssdev, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Huzza for the W3C!

As we say in these parts: Carn W3C!! You have taught me a lot, and I'm forever learning more from this site. Thankyou. As for something I would like to see imporved on the web: If only Microsoft looked at this site more often (or at all?)! I'm sure all users of CSS would agree?

[Sam Wilson, Australian Capital Territory]

Sam Wilson, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Wishes

Hi W3C

Wish you a Happy Tenth B'Day. Wish u all the best for ur future

Kannappan deshkanna@gmail.com, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

مبروك - Congratulations

>From the W3C10 Symposium's sessions:

Web of Meaning, Web Everywhere, Web for Everyone.

Congratulations for the right job to convert the web dream into the reality! .

Go on W3C ! We all support you

ألف مـبـروك

Aladdin

Aladdin contact@aladdin.me.uk, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Change my life

The w3c has change my professional life. Happy Birthday World Wide Web Consortium.

Luca Mascaro info@lucamascaro.info, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Congratulations from W3China

Happy Birthday to W3C !!

We're glad to contribute our efforts to assist people in understanding and utilizing your standards, recommendations and research.

In this commemorable day, we are grateful for all you've done. We believe your activities ARE leading the Web to its full potential.

Sincerest greetings from W3China.ORG, the W3C Standards Study Group in P. R. China.

QIN Pu qinpu@w3china.org, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Your Education Paid Off!....

A simple "Thank You" for years of service and passion for what you believed in.

Continued success.

Salt Lake City, Utah October 09, 2004

Becca qnet@mindspring.net, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Congrats!

Congratulations, and keep up the good work! :)

Steven kaniaz@hotpop.com, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Felicidades, W3C!

Just a 'thank you' for the Great Work the W3C is doing!

Paul Wellner Bou, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Where would we be without you?

Your work has been of enormous importance for all of us. This is only the beginning of an ever more connected world that eventually, and hopefully, will also result in a better understanding and worldwide cooperation.

Bert van Hijfte bvhc.consult@wxs.nl, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

Well done W3C!

Well done! You have helped improve the standard of the internet, and I hope you continue to do so!

Greeting from B.Sathish Kumar

Wishing you all the great success in the field of future technology.

B.Sathish Kumar sathishmls@yahoo.com, sent on Sun, 10 Oct 2004

An Ode to the W3C: WC3 oh W3c without you poorly displayed we would be

I would like to thank all members of the W3C Community, especially the developers who constantly question what we are all doing here. Functionality and design flow from your RSS feeds like fresh papaya juice from a sieve. Keep up the good work for many more years to come.

Sincerely,

Jon Harriot

Jon Harriot jon@wartorn.org, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Congratulations!

Thank YOU, W3C! For one of the greatest telecommunications accomplishment ever created. I find it better than the telephone, personally.

This is the most detailed, comprehensive website in the world for resources that help both people and business to accomplish more than ever before on the WWW. I am constantly reading and learning from it.

Now, all we need is for W3C to provide a list of current user agents, that already support the many Recommendations that have been in use in the past, present, and in the future in a simple table.

Along with links to the many member website pages that would allow non-member users to find and download latest conforming patches for their copy of said user agents, no matter the version, should they become available.

Keep up the wonderful work! I look forward to the future of W3C, which will help me greatly in accomplishing my goals.

Luc sneakyhybrid@hotmail.com, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Keep up the best work

Your organization is the one I currently use as "the" ideal case of a successful team whose purpose is to guide the present into the future. Even though it has only been 10 years, you are already the most powerful historical inspiration to me and, I don't doubt, countless others. Happy birthday, W3C!

Jay notfed@yahoo.com, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Keep up the good work!

Thanks for all your technologies that have allowed people from all over the world on all kinds of platforms and devices to communicate and share information. You guys have really made a difference in the world. May you continue to do so for many decades to come.

James Nash, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Anonymous greeting

Joyeux anniversaire !

La connaissance à tous !

Congratulations!

Congratulations folks! Thank you very much for the good job you all have been doing for the past 10 years. Keep it up in for the coming 10!

Jan Skovgaard, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Thank you for the interesting work

A big thank you for all the good times I've had with information on the web, and for all the interesting problems I have had to think about learning and programming for the web in the past 10 years. A special thanks to Tim himself for making taking the effort of advocating his invention and for releasing it to the public domain. I feel that the Semantic Web is now where the web was ten years ago, people back then asked why I put documents on the web and why I insisted that the web had made distribution of meeting minutes on paper obsolete. Now, I get the same questions about FOAF, RDF and the Semantic Web in general. I'm sure the next ten years will bring many interesting changes, and only when the Semantic Web is realized, we will step into the real knowledge-based society. I'm sure the people of the W3C will provide the thoughts that will bring about many of these changes.

Kjetil Kjernsmo kk@kjernsmo.net, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

The Power of Coalitions

Congratulations to the W3C for demonstrating during 10 years the power and possibilities of coalitions!

Jonathan Glenn jaglenn@exactitudeink.com, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Here's to the future

A big well done to all of the members of the W3C over the past ten years.

You have been an inspiration to current and future designers and developers like myself.

The semantic web is closer than we think!

Thanks,

Tim Ballard tim@tim-ballard.co.uk, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday

Thank you for all your efforts.

You already made the web a better place, and I hope you will do so in the future.

Evert Pot

Rooftop Solutions

Evert Pot evert@rooftopsolutions.nl, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Congratulations Indeed

I cannot praise the W3C enough for the work you've done and are doing to develop a means of communication that benefits everyone

Chris Price chris.price@choctaw.co.uk, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

2 of your 10 years are mine too...

>From being newbie 2 years ago till driving XHTML 1.0 Strict as for now - Thanks for Your Specifications,Articles and Policy - I am happy to consider the Web becomes as it intended to be.

You change this World...Wide Web :) for the better - Thank You very much!

Congratulations &amp; Cheerio!XML forever!

I alsow join wishing You 'valid' cake!

Good Luck!

Vitaly Slepkanyov vitaly103@ukr.net, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Congratulations

Congratulations 10th anniversary

tad, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

祝W3C生日快乐

Happy Birthday!

祝你生日快乐!

为你10年来为互联网发展所做的工作喝彩!

继续努力吧!

WANG Li wl_nj@hotmail.com, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Re: 祝W3C生日快乐

普天同祝!

Huajun huajunsir@zju.edu.cn, sent on Sun, 17 Oct 2004

Happy First Decade W3C!

Happy first ten years to the World Wide Web Consortium! The World, and the World Wide Web, is a much better place to live and work thanks to your tireless efforts! Our very best for another ten and many many more years of outstanding contributions to the most significant human innovation since the printing press. Keep up the standards and keep up the great work! Those "who know" sincerely appreciate your contribution to a better Web! CONGRATULATIONS!

Craig W. Cadwallader primal1@primal-image.com, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Tanti Auguri

Tanti auguri a una delle più grandi rivoluzioni dei nostri tempi.

Ilias Bartolini brain79@virgilio.it, sent on Sat, 09 Oct 2004

Parabens!!!

Dez anos se passaram.

As crianças cresceram.

Nem vimos o tempo passar.

Elas estão no chat.

Elas estão no email.

Elas estão multimídia.

Dez anos se passarão.

E as crianças?

E o mundo?

Haja PAZ!!!

a carniel acarniel@din.uem.br, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

nibblicious

without us, you would not be possible! (and vice versa!) here's to creativity and love. from brain to finger to electron to eyeball to brain, and everything in between. good luck to those who study.

abraham

Abraham Polk nibblicious@hotmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Well Done W3C!

"Leading the Web to its Full Potential"

I couldn't put it better myself. The only place on the web with those priceless specifications, validations and much more. Congratulations to the W3C on its tenth anniversary. Here's to many, many more!

Lewis Jordan great.briton@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Happy birthday

Ten years of wiping out proprietary Web!

Ten years of building the web's future!

Ten years of building a part of our future!

In a word, ten years of great job!

All the best!

Hervé Cauwelier, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Wszystkiego najlepszego

Wszystkiego najlepszego, dużo zapału, i nowych, zdolnych ludzi do dalszej pracy! Dzięki za wszystko, co do tej pory zrobiliście!

Krzysztof Maczyński, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Happy anniversary!

Thanks for your incredible efforts to make the web simple, efficient, accessible and make it the best communication tool for work and life.

Ready for the second decade! :)

- Cheers

Marco Trevisan marco.trevisan@bazzmann.it, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Here's too many more

Wow, 10 years down already? Well here's to many more years of success. Keep up the great work and hey, have a happy birthday.

Ankou, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Greeting from Dave Hodder

Congratulations -- here's to the next ten years!

Dave Hodder, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Here's to another decade

Congratulations on 10 years of leadership. Although we all battle daily with the issues of standards vs proprietary techniques, I hate to imagine what kind of web we would be developing for if not for the ongoing work of the W3C. I'm raising my coffee mug to my monitor now.

Paul Bellows paul@yellowpencil.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Felicidades!

Feliz cumpleaños W3C!!

Por muchos siglos más de útiles tecnologias.

Carlos D. González usabilidadweb@usabilidadweb.com.ar, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Greeting from Alexey Feldgendler

Happy birthday, W3C!

You've been doing a great job all these years. The Web would now be a mess without your efforts, trapped in hundreds of incompatible proprietary solutions. After some critical point, the content developers would become unable to support the majority of these solutions, and the Web would end divided into separate unconnected spaces, each available only to users of some specific browser, web server, or hardware platform. Thank you so much for not letting this come true.

I remember the old `best viewed with Internet Explorer' and `best viewed with Netscape Navigator' banners. Happily nowadays I don't have to do anything like this. Instead, I'm proud to put the `valid HTML 4.01' banner on my pages. If I follow the standards, my work is usable, and it looks and behaves predictably.

Though not all of your initiatives have been widely accepted by the community, you have made the Web significantly better -- more consistent, more robust, more accessible. I wish that your further success in the noble quest you're in makes tomorrow's Web even more worldwide.

С днём рождения!

Alexey Feldgendler feldgendler@mail.ru, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Happy Anniversary

Keep up the good work fellas. (and fellessas)

Prost!

10 years, and who knows how many bytes

sent forth in response to an http request - incredible, wonderful, magical. I am one of the naive ones who has nothing but unlimited optimism and hope for the web.

Thanks for all you all do.

Marianne Mueller mrm@sonic.net, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Und besten Dank für 10 Jahre wahre Sysyphusarbeit um ein wenig Ordnung in das Chaos zu bringen! Wir alle sind gespannt auf die nächste Dekade.

Grüsse aus Bayern von TAGWORX.NET

Michael info@tagworx.net, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Re: Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Dem kann ich nur zustimmen, die zehn Jahre waren nicht umsonst und haben sich gelohnt. Danke für die (Weiter-)Entwicklung von (X)HTML, XML, CSS und all den anderen Standards, ohne die das Netz heute wer weiß wie aussehen könnte :). Ich hoffe, ihr leistet auch die nächsten zehn Jahre und darüber hinaus so gute Arbeit wie bisher.

Freundliche Grüße aus Dresden,

Maximilian Baumgart.

Maximilian Baumgart max.baumgart@web.de, sent on Fri, 15 Oct 2004

Keep up the good work!

Absolutely amazing what you have achieved in 10 years.

I really admire the W3C's tireless effort to Lead the Web to Its Full Potential.

I hope its recommendations will eventually persuade all web developers.

My congratulations to all people who ever got involved with the W3C.

I wish all members inexhaustible inspiration and clear communication.

I really hope this birthday is far from the last and that the journey towards a better web will never be abandoned.

Joris Gillis roac@pandora.be, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Greeting from Diogo

Congratulations W3C, 10 years of work in web

Diogo assembly@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday W3! 10 going on 20!

I just want to give a shout out to all the members at W3C, and to say how I truly admire their work and would like to sincerely acknowledge their accomplishments of the last 10 years. It is great to have an organization spearheading the development of this remarkable technology - the Internet.

Know that it wouldn't be near to where it is today of not for W3C's hard work and leadership. Congratulations!

Jonathan jkellz@gmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Greeting from PHRoDo

"Leading the Web to Its Full Potential..."

Ohhhh yeaaaaaah!!! :D.

Thanks for all, W3C, and congratulations.

PHRoDo, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Already?

Ten years have gone by so fast. Here's a raised glass and a hearty toast to everyone who has helped the W3C, and thereby helped us all to realize the promise of the WWW. Best wishes to you all!

Rick Morbey rmorbey@morbey.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Great Work!

Keep up all the fantastic work you’ve done over the years! I’m looking forward to the next 10 years, and hope you continue to lead the web to it’s full potential!

Lachlan Hunt lachlan.hunt@lachy.id.au, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Happy Ten Years Young

I find everyday there is always some new challenge to look forward to and something new to discover.

So I wish you all success with striving to fulfil your potential and may the good work of 10 years continue for another 100, many happy returns.

Robert Wellock, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

"Taanti auguu-riii a teee...

I hope you'll make a 'valid' birthday cake!

W3C, i'll love you forever!

<:-D

Marco Rosella m_razumichin@hotmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Congratulations!

Thank you for being here then and now and hopefully for a long time to come! I'm just a jazz musician trapped in an IT Director's body seeking to help us all in my unique way to more fully explore our potential. The web is such a vast resource to utilize in this endeavor. Here's to helping all of us realize constructive cumulative human potential!!!

doug lowe jazzitupdoug@hotmail.com, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Ten remarkable years. W3C Banzai!

Congratulations on 10 years of dynamic leadership in the development and implementation of an information infrastructure that has revolutionized the ways humans and machines communicate and share the wealth of the world's knowledge resources.

A special thanks to the W3C Communications Team for organizing an exciting program, accompanied by a well-designed event site, commemorating the past, present, and future of W3C leadership and Activities.

Simon J. Hernandez, sent on Fri, 08 Oct 2004

Many Happy Returns!

Happy Birthday W3C, looking forward to the next 50 or so.

Nigel Peck nigel@miswebdesign.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

Happy BirthdayW3C

Happy Birthday W3C, The web sure has come a long way and am hoping to see some exciting new changes in the near future soon. And a big thank you to the creative genius of Tim Berners-Lee and everyone that help make his dream come true.

Amit Karmakar amit.karmakar@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

You have come a long way, baby!

It was a long ten year, but it worths the effort. The web, and the technologies behind it are one of the most standardized things in the world, and it is good. It is good for the users, and it is good for the developers.

Have a nice following ten years!

Attila Kovács kovacs.attila@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

Re: You have come a long way, baby!

:) Happy birthday :) Many more to come, for sure.

Levente Kovacs leventek@gmail.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

You've come a long way, baby!

Can't wait for the next 10 years!

Kurt Martin kmartin7@docsoft.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

Excited to Celebrate W3C's Tenth Anniversary

Hello all!

I'm very happy to be involved in the planning of W3C's Tenth Anniversary Celebration. We welcome your greetings through the end of 2004. Thank you!

_ Ian

Ian Jacobs, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

Re: Excited to Celebrate W3C's Tenth Anniversary

Many happy returns! Here's to another 10 successful years. Cheers!

Sally Khudairi sk@zotgroup.com, sent on Thu, 07 Oct 2004

Re: Re: Excited to Celebrate W3C's Tenth Anniversary

HAPPY BIRTHDAY....!!

Nakul Goyal nakul@NO--------SPAM--nakulgoyal.com, sent on Sun, 24 Oct 2004

Wishes

Happy Birthday W3C,

Sandeep Singh email_punjabi@yahoo.com, sent on Tue, 26 Oct 2004

Happy Birthday W3C

Then you for 10 years of web greatness. Cheers and good luck to many more years of leading the web to it's greatest potential!!

Tanisha aka Nova Starr the1novastarr@yahoo.com, sent on Fri, 29 Oct 2004

Re: Excited to Celebrate W3C's Tenth Anniversary

eeeyaah! wow, that's great, I've been loving my girl* for ten long years, and more to come.

Thanks to everyone who have giving it to me.

*w3

Alexis Fernando benvsben_w3c@hotmail.com, sent on Tue, 02 Nov 2004

Ian Jacobs, Head of Communications
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