Third Voice may be gone but that ability will rise again,
July 17, 2001 3:01 PM Subscribe
Third Voice may be gone but that ability will rise again, and this time it's going to be open source. How soon before I can subscribe to the Winerlog RDF stream annotating Scripting News?
I'm rather surprised there's not more uproar about this. It provides the same capability that Third Voice did, and you could hear the howls about that one from a hundred miles away. What with the "browser upgrade" the-designer-must-control-every-pixel campaign, why isn't anyone getting upset about this?
I think I know, and it's summarized in two phrases: "open source" and "standards". These things be sacred icons and one risks lightning bolts if one objects to them too strongly.
posted by Steven Den Beste at 8:40 AM on July 18, 2001
I think I know, and it's summarized in two phrases: "open source" and "standards". These things be sacred icons and one risks lightning bolts if one objects to them too strongly.
posted by Steven Den Beste at 8:40 AM on July 18, 2001
A: Few use Amaya.
B: They don't consider website annotation that useful to begin with.
C: The browser upgrade campaign was the most idealistically inane thing ever supported by prominent webfolk. Most the people that would need to upgrade never visit their sites and the other half, myself included, don't give a shit (or wouldn't even tell) if a website doesn't look as the designer planned. Not to mention that a company purposely requiring a brower upgrade is on cutting off customers for no good reason.
posted by john at 11:20 AM on July 18, 2001
B: They don't consider website annotation that useful to begin with.
C: The browser upgrade campaign was the most idealistically inane thing ever supported by prominent webfolk. Most the people that would need to upgrade never visit their sites and the other half, myself included, don't give a shit (or wouldn't even tell) if a website doesn't look as the designer planned. Not to mention that a company purposely requiring a brower upgrade is on cutting off customers for no good reason.
posted by john at 11:20 AM on July 18, 2001
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