Hello, everyone
Apparently the first order of business is to choose chairs, and this is done by going to the member page and checking boxes next to the people who are to become chairs. I’ll just provide a pointer to the MicroXML … Continue reading
Call for Participation in MicroXML Community Group
W3C has launched the MicroXML Community Group MicroXML is a subset of XML intended for use in contexts where full XML is, or is perceived to be, too large and complex. MicroXML provides a set of rules for defining markup … Continue reading
Proposed Group: MicroXML Community Group
The MicroXML Community Group has been proposed by David Lee: MicroXML is a subset of XML intended for use in contexts where full XML is, or is perceived to be, too large and complex. MicroXML provides a set of rules … Continue reading
Call for Participation in XML Hypermedia Community Group
W3C has launched the XML Hypermedia Community Group Discuss possible benefits and implications of adding hypermedia affordance components to the XML language. Specifically, but not limited to discussion of Bugzilla bug# 17659. In order to join the group, you will … Continue reading
Proposed Group: XML Hypermedia Community Group
The XML Hypermedia Community Group has been proposed by Peter Rushforth: Discuss possible benefits and implications of adding hypermedia affordance components to the XML language. Specifically, but not limited to discussion of Bugzilla bug# 17659. You are invited to support … Continue reading
Accessible SVG
A couple of references on this topic: NOTE-SVG-access SVG and RDF
First WWW flyer
I have what I think is the first A4 leaflet produced by Tim, that my wife brought back from Hypertext 91′ in San-Antonio Texas (a conf she attended as a Digital engineer working on their own hypertext of that time, … Continue reading
The first photo to be posted on the Web 20 years ago
“…The remarkable picture was taken on July 18, 1992, by Silvano de Gennaro, an IT developer at CERN and was posted by his then colleague, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the British computer scientist who created the World Wide Web.” http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/9391110/How-the-first-photo-was-posted-on-the-Web-20-years-ago.html
Expressions of interest – Accessibility Reference Group for the Emergency 2.0 Wiki
I am seeking expressions of interest from international specialists in joining the Accessibility Reference Group for the Emergency 2.0 Wiki. (http://emergency20wiki.org/) The Wiki is a free global resource for using social media and new technologies in emergencies. The purpose of … Continue reading
Let’s go!
The group is live and we have started to put some initial content on the Wiki: http://www.w3.org/community/dld/wiki/Main_Page Everyone is welcome to join the group and help adding more content to this page 🙂
