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Offered without comment.
Post about HTML5 logo and overblown “controversy” surrounding it:
1,078 hits on the first day.
Post about details on W3C touch events spec, including a roadmap and future plans:
273 hits on the first day.
I was involved in rolling out the new HTML5 logo for W3C; I wasn’t the person in charge, but I helped out with some aspects of it.
The interesting thing to me was the reaction to the logo, aesthetics aside. (I like the logo personally, but I also like the retro-futurism of Soviet Realist art, like the statuary in Memento Park in Budapest, and comic books.) I loved the parodies and jokes about the logo, but I was both unsurprised and disappointed at the some of the negative dialog (and in some cases, monolog) about what the logo is meant to represent.
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