David Blomstrom wrote: > A bit off topic, but it amazes me that people in the > web design/Internet industry don't take a more active > stance against Microsoft. > > Think about it: The health care industry has been > privatized in the U.S. I spent sixteen years in > education, another institution that has been > privatized. (It has largely become another Microsoft > subsidiary.) > > So here we have web designers, who are among the > freest people in the world, able to choose their > specialties, hours, fees and even where they work. Yet > they surrender to Microsoft's "standards" without a > fight. > > Frankly, I think every self-respecting webmaster ought > to be campaigning against Microsoft on their websites. > Tiny, simple messages like "Microsoft-Free" or "If you > like George AWOL Bush, you'll love Bill Gates," could > go a long ways in educating the public. >
Or, you know, just code your website to be W3C compliant, which IE will invariably choke on. Iain -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
