W3C Sites
29th Mar 2006
W3C Sites (nothing to do with the W3C), is a showcase type of venture highlighting sites that class themselves as W3C compliant. And it's an ideal way to create some incoming links to your sites. I've just stuck a bunch of my sites up there now. Check out my profile page (and if you've got eagle eyes, you may notice I've posted a taster of my forthcoming redesign of The Letter).
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