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• Subject: Web 2.0 - Leading the Web to its full potential by side-steping theW3C bureaucracy
• From: Gerald Bauer <gerald.bauer@m...>
• Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 10:45:57 -0700
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Hello,

    Also allow me to highlight that pretty much all Web 2.0 innovations 
side step the W3C bureaucracy and its self-styled visionaries and 
leaders e.g.

   o XmlHttpRequest -  A innovation introduced by - suprise, suprise - 
Microsoft
   o Web Widgets      -  A innovation introduced by Apple
   o User JavaScripts  - A innovation introduced by Firefox Hackers
   o Web Graphics Using Canvas Tag and JavaScript - A innovation 
introduced by Apple
   o JSAN (Java Script Archive Network)  - A innovation introduced by 
Perl Hackers
   o and so on and so forth

    - Gerald
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