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Before another self-promo plug, let me point you to a very good article by Jim O’Donnell on scripting accessibility into microformats. He talks a lot of sense, does that rocket scientist.
Meanwhile, there are just a few seats left for Wednesday’s day-long accessibility tutorial extravaganza “Real world accessibility” at the Barbican, London.
£275 gets you a whole day of pragmatic accessibility tips and discussion from some of the toppest, grooviest names in Web Standards and accessibility.
And me.
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Cheers Bruce, thanks for the kind words. Patrick Lauke pointed out the obvious error in my cunning plan – it breaks browser extensions like Operator and Tails. But the machine-readable date is still available to agents ike googlebot, which might be useful in terms of building a future semantic web.
I won’t be at Wednesday’s event, but will you be around in London afterwards?