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Subject:The Ten Commandments of HTML From:Carl Stieren <STIEREN -at- SIMWARE -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 10 Jun 1997 13:17:00 EDT
If you were God (or rather, if you were Tim Berners-Lee), what would you set
down as "The Ten Commandments of HTML"?
Suggestions for one or two commandments are also welcome.
I want to include this in a sample "Webmaster's Guide" I'm just finishing
for an example for my SIGDOC '97 paper on single-source documentation.
I have already written my candidates, and I'll post them once I have your
unprompted suggestions.
I will replace a number of mine with your most often-mentioned suggestions.
- Carl
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