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2004-06-20 · via fantasai: Weblog

2004-06-19

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There were also some people who commented that instead of calling it a Working Group we should have called it a Task Force, because the resulting acronym would have been much more appropriate. All I can say is that I wish I had thought of that because that would have been a really funny name.

The response.

Brought to you by Mark Schenk, whose clever acronym it was, and by yours truly, whose mischievous idea it was.

Acknowledgements also go to Opera Software for putting us in the same "office" at such an opportune moment, and for putting us within easy contact distance of Fredrik, who did the whatwg.org web design and gave us a special copy of the original logos. ;)