I do not want to be a trouble maker, but was that a "yes" or a "no" to using valid markup (X)HTML according to W3c web standards? If yes, what DOCTYPE?
I agree with Troy in this issue; I also think that at this moment there is no further need to discuss which standards are going to be used.
Compare it to writing a book. Right now, we are discussing whether the cover should be done using four or six colours, that we absolutely need to use a 10pt font to be compatible with everybody's eyes and that some feel 120 g/m^2 paper is superior to 110 g/m^2 paper. However, we haven't talked about the story yet.
Let's look at what features we want, and what users. Let's develop a few nice interfaces -- because it gives us a good idea what needs to be in the project -- and _then_, once we have agreed on a rough idea of what we want, talk about the technical framework we are operating in (Did you ever notice how good Germans are at making long sentences?). In the projects I worked in and/or helped to manage, I learned that premature focus on technical issues can obstruct the view on the _real_ problems.
Greetings, Christian
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