Contributions

I contribute to the best interest of the web as best I can, through voluenteer work, paid work, or my own initiatives through publishing or participation in web culture.

Articles

I have written a handful of articles that has been published here or elsewhere, which I\'ve sorted and archived here.

Projects

I am and have been involved in a number of projects, both on and off internet. Those on of any interest are;

Gods of Music

A music review site for free music, usually artists without a record-deal trying to make a note of themselves. I\'ve written a number of reviews there, and was selected \"review of the month\" for october, 2002.

Fresco.org

Fresco.org used to be the Berlin Project - or berlin-consortium.org - which is a cross-platform windowing system based on Unicode, OpenGL and CORBA, promoting \"doing it right\". I am their website developer, where the Fresco.org XSLT framework was the \"daddy\" for the xSiteable project.

xSiteable

My XSLT based framework for Topic maps and website generating.

Participating

I participate in a number of mailing-lists and newsgroups throughout the web. My main mailin-lists are:

- The main topic maps list.

- About the semantic web.

- The Sablotron list.

- The list for developers of (or interest in) the Fresco.org project.

And my favourite newsgroups are:

alt.fan.dune - Frank Herbert\'s \"Dune\" and derivatives and similars.

comp.human-factors - Human issues in computer systems.

comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html - About authoring HTML.

comp.infosystems.www.authoring.site-design - Website authoring, design and implementation.

Through my participation in the two latter newsgroups, I\'m featured and quoted in a FAQ article about not to use fixed-width web designs. Here, I\'m sided with such HTML giants as Eric Jarvis and Alan Flavell, in \"alt.html FAQ : What are the disadvantages of fixed-width design?\".