Denis, you are right. While the archive section is partially helpful, any useful link posted to WSG should also be added to our resources section. Slackness on my part: http://webstandardsgroup.org/resources/
BTW, anyone can add to the resources section (especially to the "built by members" section), and anyone can post Web Standards-related links to the group. This includes web standards articles, CSS stuff, html/xhtml, semantics, accessibility etc. If these sort of posts were to generate too much traffic (if heaps of people started posting useful links), we could ask that they be put directly into the resources section only, and we can post out a weekly automated resources recap. Vaska, thanks for the offer but a bit far to travel for a free beer :) Russ > > Vaska.WSG wrote: > >> >> russ, i just wanted to mention that these links you provide >> perdiodically have really been helping me get up to speed with css - >> thank you very much! if you're ever in brussels, i'll gladly buy you a >> beer... > > A silent but nonetheless very interested follower of this list, I've > been meaning to ask this for a while now... are these links compiled > somewhere on a web page or archive ? It would be great to be able to > consult this ever-growing resource every now and then, like it's now > possible with the CSS-Vault web site, not just by selecting every one of > Russ' messages that contain "few links" in the title. ;) ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
