It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.

Tucson, AZ
Joined September 2006
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The Web is ours yet slips from our hands as false leaders and temporary method gods preach away. Ask yourself: What will you leave behind?
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We reach out to less social individuals by inviting them into our tech conversation, we promote others accomplishments as well as our own.
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What we do is we share information, mentor/mentress others at our jobs or here online. We look beyond our circle jerk and see who wants in.
What we do is we teach each other. We support initiatives like movethewebforward.org/. We take time and get involved on W3C lists. We blog.
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Replying to @zeepzerp
I think the "don't need to know who invented the wheel" bit is not relevant to disruptive, emerging, distributed tech @restiffbard.
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Replying to @xhtml_teacher
Are you teaching XHTML as XML? If so, to what end? What about HTML5? APIs? JavaScript? How will you educate this generation? @xhtml_teacher
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Replying to @absalomedia
A valid website is NOT a measure of quality in any way, shape, or form @absalomedia
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@tjobbe The "norm" being the vast majority of working web folks who have no education about the Web, specs, standards, etc.
WEB STANDARDS IS NOT A SOLVED PROBLEM. And yes, I just yelled. If you think it is, come to my job for a week. One week.
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The standards-based, aware Web person is a niche. Not the norm. We MUST realize that if this norm pervades, it will harm the Web gravely.
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I talk about these problems in public and in W3C meetings and people think I make this shit up or look at me as if I'm representing a niche.
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I lay the blame at the feet of anyone who wants speed over quality, how over why, techniques of the day versus long-term sustainable specs.
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What that poll means is that we are ELITISTs and forget that the VAST MAJORITY of people contributing to Web sites are not educated.
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My feelings for Michele Bachmann grow ever stronger by the day: molly.com/2011/12/07/my-feel…
@kplawver LOL! Don't give me lines like that. I'll only bury myself in deeper, and I have to make enough to earn my tipple ;)
Polling at Uni Web workshop. Familiar with W3C? Tim Berners-Lee? Zeldman? Not one student (all early 20's) knew. What do you think of that?
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Replying to @simpledream
@simpledream @matt_munsey Thanks! I really liked the group, there were some very savvy students who wanted to learn more.
Replying to @kapowaz
@kapowaz on this issue? bert {position: fixed;}
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Replying to @freddier
@freddier I could be - wassup??? Do tell :)
Working with conservative clients is always a slippery slope - They're just going to have to get over my "JavaScript Motherfuckers" slides.
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