HTML5 Gains Logo, Loses Meaning | Webmonkey | Wired.com
Lumping everything together is as silly as a carpenter referring to every tool in their toolkit as “a hammer.”
W3C’s new logo promotes HTML5—and more | Deep Tech - CNET News
Curiously, though, the standards group—the very people one might expect to have the narrowest interpretation of what exactly HTML5 means—instead say it stands for a swath of new Web technologies extending well beyond the next version of Hypertext Markup Language.
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