If you’re seriously into web standards then this survey should be on your ToDo list. WaSP is a popular resource for people of many backgrounds. They are trying to get a clear picture of the people who are using web standards.
This is ironic. I just tried in vain to contact WaSP to find out if we, the public, could somehow have the results of their survey. Yes, I filled it out and have twice added in the comments field this same question.
I then searched the site for some other way to CONTACT this organization. I am either very tired and need a vacation, or...I couldn’t find a contact us link anywhere, except
I got this back: “The following addresses had permanent fatal errors <abuse@webstandards.org>”
I really want to contact them regarding research I am doing, but for the life of me, can not.
Can anyone tell me what is going on? If they are truly defunked, then this “movement” toward web standards has no “advocate”, yes thousands of opinions and rants, but no real organized effort or group trying to find solutions to a problem that has been depated, defined, beaten to death.
Thanks, Michael
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This is ironic. I just tried in vain to contact WaSP to find out if we, the public, could somehow have the results of their survey. Yes, I filled it out and have twice added in the comments field this same question.
I then searched the site for some other way to CONTACT this organization. I am either very tired and need a vacation, or...I couldn’t find a contact us link anywhere, except
I got this back: “The following addresses had permanent fatal errors <abuse@webstandards.org>”
I really want to contact them regarding research I am doing, but for the life of me, can not.
Can anyone tell me what is going on? If they are truly defunked, then this “movement” toward web standards has no “advocate”, yes thousands of opinions and rants, but no real organized effort or group trying to find solutions to a problem that has been depated, defined, beaten to death.
Thanks, Michael