> Dear W3 implementors,
>
> I was a graduate student of Knuth's and am working on various web projects,
> from my personal site (which was just awarded runner-up Cool Site of the
> Year by the people of the Web) to my book on Advanced Web Site Design. I
> have a designer's viewpoint, and I would like to become more involved in
> style sheet specs.
>
> I have a large site with an essay on the future of HTML/Web design, I hope
> you'll see it:
>
> http:/www.dsiegel.com/damage/
Too bad my browsers (Lynx, Mosaic & Arena) don't seem to like your page.
(The large empty transparent GIFs seem a little pointless.) The antialiased
fonts look nice, though... perhaps someone would be willing to draft some
public domain fonts for the WWW?
> As a professional typographer and designer, I'd like to see the voices of
> designers represented. For example, to "justify" means to straighten both
> margins. There is no such thing as "left justify."
Would you prefer "typeset flush left"?
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