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[Blogs.msdn.com] IEBlog : IE7 beta 1 - A few details”¦: The MAJOR problem is with users who don't know or care about the other browsers with better support of specifications such as CSS and XHTML. Because MSIE currently lets us down in this regard, yet has a major market share, the development of websites becomes very complicated, frustrating and costly as you try to wrangle an acceptable functionality and appearance with multiple browsers. I urge MS to focus primarily on supporting CSS and XHTML according to the W3C specifications so that the development of websites becomes a much easier process. If, as you have made obvious in the past, that you are not happy with the spec, then consider carefully about how you deviate from it--asking in open discussions and participating with the W3C to voice issues is much better than simply releasing a browser with random items of the spec omitting, altered, broken or extended.

[Blogs.msdn.com] Rob Caron's Blog : DEV303 - Visual Studio Team System: Enterprise ...: Rob Caron's Blog. Ramblings of a Software Engineering Dilettante ... can go to the lower level now. posted on Friday, May 28, 2004 2:05 PM by robcaron ...

[Blogs.msdn.com] msnsearch's WebLog :: Subscribe to MSN Search Feeds with MyMSN While the My MSN content directoryhas an amazing diversity of RSS providers, we don’t yet have easy integration with Search RSS feeds.  It’s coming, but in the meantime, we’ve created some bookmarklets to easily subscribe to your favorite search terms at My MSN.

[Blogs.msdn.com] Rob Caron's Blog : DEV302 - Visual Studio Team System: Building ...: Rob Caron's Blog. Ramblings of a Software Engineering Dilettante ... posted on Friday, May 28, 2004 11:48 AM by robcaron ...

[Reallysimplesyndication.com] Dave Winer's RSS Weblog: In December 2004, as an experiment, we implemented an "extended" ping handler that allows a caller to specify the address of an RSS feed in addition to the address of the weblog. This could make it easier for applications that use the output of weblogs.com to do interesting things with RSS. So far there's not been much adoption of the extended ping, but perhaps that will change now that the RSS url is included in a new version of changes.xml.

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