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I don't think so. I hope not! Idea is to swing the pendulum *away* from such issues and to the profession itself.
Aww, love you too. Rest well. It's breakfast time here, so coffee for me ;-) Sweet dreams my friend.
A professional is one who earns money (or other value items, depending) in exchange for services and/or products served.
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Hahaha! Well, think - you're awesome and I assure you some whisky fueled inspiration from you would surely be of interest to me ;-)
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Social/Professional standards are as !important as technical standards. We've not fostered social and civic standards. We should.
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Let's step off the union and just talk about an open organization where discourse about the standards within our profession lives.
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Could be. My first goal is to create a standard for the profession. We have social and civic responsibilities inherent to Web.
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Yes, but where's the larger discussion then? That's insular and fragmented rather than integrated as Web, to me, should be!
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The reason to use the name is because it's recognized as a successful force for change. Also, because I miss it ;-)
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See following tweet ;-) But in short: To bring forth a professional standard in our industry: code of conduct, etc.
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Web Standards Project 2: Bring about a set of professional standards, code of conduct and ethics to the Web design and development industry.
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