It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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Joined September 2006
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I don't know if it was me. It was in the main hall, that I do remember. Incredible people, a truly unifying event. 2005 was also @ media in London, also a very unifying event. It was a truly exciting, optimistic time. Please can we have some more!馃槉
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Who answered my 'what's your work title" question from the stage with "Web Standards Developer" again? It's Ben! A rare answer then, lol at how terribly rare it would be now! 17 years guys. Wow.
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Kind of mind blowing. You got a standing ovation that year. You were presenting a fully accessible crossword puzzle using forms. I'll never forget it it was well-deserved!
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I myself do not remember who was on stage, or who took the photo. It's far too well framed to have been me. Also I was saying to John that I think that this was the year we had to be evacuated because of the construction next door to the building we were in.
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Changed my life too. An incredible experience, truly exhilirating. I met and made so many friends I keep close always. Our community is my fountain of strength and growth. We webfolk were far more idealistic and future-forward in 2005. Maybe as we travel again, it will improve?
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It appears to be. I have to confirm it as I'm sure you can relate to the piles and piles of digital stuff we collect in our clouds and drives and what not over the years :) ! Yes, it looks like the right mix of people there for 2005 to make sense!
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It's another Molly found a great photo from the #WebDesign #WebDeveloper #UX #a11y #WebStandards "when the Web was young" decades. Visual guessing game: Name the three industry influentials in the front and at least one in the blurry back. May the guessing begin! :)
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I'm furious with @YouTube also. Their aggressive in-play ads are disrupting the incredible value of their content. Moreover, the number of direct to consumer pharmaceutical marketing ads are repulsive. To pay for a baseline user experience much less an accessible one? So wrong.