[wp-hackers] Re: CSS

[Hanni Ross]

I'm not sure that the fact that they attract the awesome people is bad
at all, in fact it's probably quite the opposite, because surely the
better the people attracted the better the results and the more
standards compliance achieved?
I would be one of those 'new' people who would perhaps be made to feel
inadequate in comparison but what does this matter if it means
WordPress and it's design can go forward?

On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 13:39:04 -0700, Craig Hartel <milquetoast at telus.net> wrote:
> I don't think that contests are the way to go. They attract the usual awesome
> people, make the newbies (and me) feel inadequate, and there isn't enough
> control over quality and standards-compliance.
> 
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> 
> Scott Merrill wrote:
> > Podz said:
> >
> >>There isn't an easy answer to this, but in the forums there is a lack of
> >>people who can diagnose and help fix layout issues. It's mainly Root
> >>that does that, so while a set of robust designs would be great - and I
> >>think it would be very good for WP if they could be offered - designs
> >>that are inherently poor will just flood the forums.
> >
> >
> > Should we sponsor another contest?  =)
> >
> > Entries must work with the tags as defined in the _default_ WordPress
> > index.php.
> > Entries _must_ validate.
> > Entries must display decently in all major modern browsers.
> >
> > Just think of the fame of winning!
> >
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