CSS2 and Core Styles

[Kearney, Kevin & Patty]

In Roy's defense, the point he was trying to make (at least as I
understood it) was that it is to everyone's advantage to be aware of,
and gather some knowledge of, these emerging platforms. There's no
telling what will dominate in a few years or even months.

I certainly see the logic of John's point about the "latest craze". New
does not necessarily equate to improved. As a fresh, young(?), naive -
and unemployed - "Information Studies" graduate hoping to find a career
in the digital information field, I do not possess enough practical
knowledge of CSS, XML, or anything else to pass judgement, but I don't
think it would be wise to ignore any of them.

Patty Kearney

> 
> > learning the new technology until they can't ignore it anymore. Where you
> > fall is up to you to decide, but if you think that once you learn HMTL it
> > is now ok to stop learning, you're wrong. You're very, very wrong.
> 
> Hey I don't mind playing with new toys, I just don't like being a lemming
> following the latest craze.  For every Mosiac there are several crazes
> like Push technology, ActiveX, Web/TV integration (fill in your favorite
> dead/dying technology here) and pundits pontificating that they are the
> next BIG thing and that ignoring it will make you a fossil.
>