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@jbrotherlove: Hey, you could be with us in the CSS working group F2F discussing namespaces and licensing. THAT's a bit of true CSS hell ;)
Silliness: If the Web Standards Project had been more semantically described as the Web Recommendations Project, we'd have WaRPs, not WaSPs.
@lilitroy: No, but I do find it curious that this is the 2nd time in a row a Jared event and a W3C CSS WG meet have been in the same city.
@atelaw : we're not going to change the calculations, we're just dealing with syntax and error parsing, ie "+-3" - implementation stuff.
@atetlaw : I love the sitepoint CSS stuff. Actually, I'm in the W3C CSS working group and we're reviewing the calculations syntax.
Ah! Design by committee as we talk about redesigning the CSS WG site @w3c. I want this / I want that / you want what? EPIC FAIL
@projoe: Yes CSS3 is the next generation but we aren't done with CSS 2.1 yet. It's not pretty, but it's true.
@kapowaz: if you reframe the question and are nice about why you're reposting (want feedback, etc.) I think it's fine.
@kapowaz: I saw that on www-style btw and was wondering about it. Post again is my thought.
@cazm : Definitely a Vicky Pollard moment here. It's how we "role" at the W3C. (that was a terrible pun)
but no, but no, but yeah, but see? Look, no, YOU look, but wait, but no! but yeah, what did you say? okay so (CSS WG Conversation)
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*waves* to folks at Web Apps Summit. San Diego is the place this month, I guess. W3C CSS WG here too, flashbacks to TPAC/UIE last year.
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@W3C CSS WG F2F in San Diego. We're off and running . . .
Hey any CSS WG folks: I'm going to the hotel bar/restaurant - I can't wait for dinner, I'm starving! DM me or meet me there xoM