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Ethical Web Principles[](#ethical-web-principles)
Found on July 12, 2019 at 17:01 pm
I’ve had this link open in my browser nearly a month after seeing [Jeremy](https://adactio.com) posting it. This list makes up the core ethics for working on the web. It’s something I feel is worthy of re-reading every week to strengthen the message in my head.
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There is one web
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The web should not cause harm to society
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The web must support healthy community and debate
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The web is for all people
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Security and privacy are essential
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The web must enable freedom of expression
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The web must make it possible for people to verify the information they see
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The web must enhance individuals' control and power
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The web must be an environmentally sustainable platform
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The web is transparent
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The web is multi-browser, multi-OS and multi-device
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People should be able to render web content as they want
Apply these ethics and you’ll build a solid and strong web, for everyone.
Old Typewriter Text Effect[](#old-typewriter-text-effect)
Found on July 12, 2019 at 13:51 pm
Really nice effect replicating the look of a typewriter. What I particularly like is that it uses monospace as the font and it’s a progressive enhancement with JavaScript.
A short note on HTML5 article, section and hgroup[](#a-short-note-on-html5-article-section-and-hgroup)
Found on July 11, 2019 at 13:15 pm
Bruce outlines (bad-dum-tish) a short and sweet note on how to select a few of the "biggie" HTML elements, specifically: section and hgroup (the short version is: don’t use them).
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Published 13-Jul 2019 under #web. [Edit this post](https://github.com/remy/remysharp.com/blob/main/public/blog/elsewhere-2019-w28.md)
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