HTML5 and me
Jeremy Keith lists his various concerns with HTML5 as-is. One prime example that I really hope Hixie will change:
I don’t want to spend the next decade telling authors not to mark up their footers asfooters. It was bad enough telling people not to mark up addresses asaddresses. In any case, authors aren’t going to listen. If they see there’s an element calledfooter, they will assume it refers to the device known as a footer, and mark up their content accordingly. At that point, the HTML5 spec will have become a work of fiction instead of documenting what’s actually on the web.
