Since I've been MIA for over two years, I might have missed the memo: Are we up to Web 3.0 yet? Or higher? Or have we devolved? #snarkSnark
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@mollydotcom Get back to me when you're completely rested and relaxed and I'll tell you what went wrong with the Web.
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@ppk @mollydotcom you? Taking about that? *boggles*
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@codepo8 I know. It's self evident that said failure is entirely due to my lack of furious presence for these past years ;-) @ppk
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@mollydotcom we've missed you Molly. @codepo8 @ppk
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@ianisted To paraphrase Tom Hanks in "League of their Own" ... There's NO CRYING in HTML! ;-) @codepo8 @ppk
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@mollydotcom someone needs to put that on a t-shirt! @codepo8 @ppk
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@ianisted Let's do it! I've been thinking about clever quips for t-shirts, mugs and what-not for fundraising. That one would work very well!
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@mollydotcom ha, deal! Pick a nice font :D
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Replying to @mrnebbi
@ianisted I bet as soon as that shirt comes out, someone will add a <cry> element to HTML :P

Oct 1, 2015 路 10:55 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
@mollydotcom I鈥檇 love to see the function that provides. Something like <marquee> and <blink> combined perhaps?
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@ianisted Since it is fundamentally presentational, we'd have to move it to CSS. Or, the Cry API! Have your app cry, sob, wail, choke, etc,
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