Tim Kadlec • 9/14/2010

Teach A Man To Fish

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The article analyzes the online backlash against an article that inaccurately described HTML5, claiming CSS3 is part of the spec and that Google's bouncing logo used HTML5. It argues that while the technical errors are problematic, the developer community's response should focus on education rather than condemnation, highlighting widespread confusion about web standards.

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