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Do you like [[POSH]]? Blog a POSH Testimonial and link to it from here. Or if you prefer, you can also write one directly on this page. | Do you like [[POSH]]? Blog a POSH Testimonial and link to it from here. Or if you prefer, you can also write one directly on this page. | ||
Revision as of 19:22, 11 June 2007
POSH Testimonials
Do you like POSH? Blog a POSH Testimonial and link to it from here. Or if you prefer, you can also write one directly on this page.
Blog Posts
- Posh Girl:
"At last! After microformats, AJAX, Web 2.0, XFN, JSON, XML-RPC (etc. etc.), they finally came up with a new fancy word that I can not only pronounce and remember, but actually understand as well! POSH - Plain Old Semantic HTML! Yup, I can do that :-)"
- CVW Web Design Blog:
"I intend to do what I can with my own code - and keep aware of the latest development in this area. I'd encourage all website authors to do the same."
- The Internet’s Upper Class Or Why Your Site Should Be POSH:
The idea is so simple it’s brilliant, get people to promote valid, semantic markup again.
- pLAIN oLD sEMANTIC html:
"After reading the last few threads of the html5 specification mail-shots, and witnessing a serious discussion about why table tags should be allowed inside p tags (I read in disbelief!), I think more than ever good clean semantic mark-up needs promoting and a silly acronym might just be the way forward."
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