since we're talking about netscape's extensions...

[thomas nawara]

i remember wil once saying that if we knew
where to locate official drafts of www/html
standards that we should tell him.
well, all this talk about netscape's extensions
to html got me thinking (and surfing), so
here's what i found:

the draft for the html3 standard (very important):
http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/MarkUp/html3-dtd.txt

and an older description of the same (when it was called html+):
http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/MarkUp/HTMLPlus/htmlplus_2.html 

and something very cool (although not yet NeXtified):
http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Arena/

Arena is a html3.0 compliant browser from cern.  cool.


also, there are a bunch of mailing lists out there
concerning this stuff.  search the www.w3.org server
for more info, but here are a few:

send mail to listserv at info.cern.ch 
in order to : 
subscribe www-html your name
or
subscribe www-announce your name

send mail to majordomo at lists.stanford.edu
in order to:
subscribe www-managers


that's all for now.  you can weed out the more
specific stuff that you're interested in from 
the list available on the w3 server.



[tom]

tom nawara
ideaLABS inc
multiple media designer
nirvana at death.eecs.uic.edu