Friday, March 07, 2003

If I had enough experience, I might qualify for absent-minded professor. Instead, I'm still working on absent-minded programmer.

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Acronyms can be harmful How HTML acronyms and abbr. can help .... Adrian Holovaty is tired. He is "tired of AFI, tired of FEMA, tired of MAC." I concur. There is too much "church speak" on too many church web sites that are too chock full of abbreviations and acronyms that... [Heal Your Church Web Site] Dean offers up some good advice on the use of acronyms and abbreviations that assume a lot about the audience of a church website.  The post also includes a link to coverage of the <ACRONYM> tag that can help to make the site a little more self-explanatory.

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How can I get a day job like that? I knew it! One prolific blogger and industry pundit, Jon Udell, confesses that he has a lot of time to do this blogging stuff: Now granted, my vocation enables me to spend a lot of time writing and linking, so I wind up being a more-connected node than most. I get in less trouble now than I used to, but a lot of places just don't seem to value time spent away from "important work activities."  Oh, well.  I've still got many years to go before I make "industry pundit" status.

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