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Filed in: personal, Thu, Jun 30 2005 15:16 PT
As I closed out the windows on my last day at W3C, a dialog box popped up:
Are you sure you want to quit?
I paused.
Then I hit OK.
My W3C career is at an end. It all went by so fast: thirty-seven months, nineteen public speaking engagements, and a quarter of a million flight miles. It’s been hard saying goodbye to my colleagues, but pain is part of growth.
If you were expecting some kind of confession or controversy, I must sadly inform you that you will be disappointed. I still admire my former team, and I support them and their work 100%. Or, as Zeldman once said:
Please do not fret or mourn. Standards evangelism is like the Mob: once you’re in, you’re in for life.
You are *such* a polysemist.
Happy first day of the rest of your life!
What’s on the horizon for you now?
Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
Time to look at the horizon and enjoy the pleasures of the path before you, babe. Here we go!