- From: <zafod@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 21:36:18 -0700
- To: www-html-editor@w3.org
Dear Sirs/Ms: In general, only two comments: 1) I think we need a little more stability as to version life; a new release every 14 months is a bit too much. 3.2 has not really been around that long. 2) Although we design with Netscape-specific tags a great deal of the time ourselves, we feel that every time Netscape or Microsoft sneezes out a browser-specific tag, well, it automatically does not have to be adopted, and, in fact, might be even resisted a little. HTML should remain a sleek, trim, markup language, and not degenerate into a bloated specification like Netscape 4.0 has turned into a bloated, 11 MB behemoth of a program. "More" and "Bigger" is not always "Better". Respectfully, Lin Robertson =========================================================================== WebAuthors! Internet Solutions for Small Business www.arrowweb.com/M1 "Anything you don't Member, HTML Writer's Guild understand looks easy." mail: zafod@ix.netcom.com -J.D. Brunbuddy ===========================================================================
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