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In case you did not know about this event, it was CSS Naked Day on April 9th, 2008. (You might say) Heyyy, it was 4 days ago and yet, the post about it was created and posted today. (I answered) Yes, that’s true but I have my own reason. I started this site on April 12th, 2008 and obviously, I have the opportunity to inform you about the event is only after this site has been built. Hehehehe.

Back to topic, CSS Naked Day is an annual event started in 2006 to promote plain and simple Web Standards. They include proper use of (X)HTML, a good hierarchy structure, semantic markup and content as well. This world-wide event runs in one international day (48 hours).

In this event, the webmasters who have sign up strip the CSS from their website. The website is totally nude and is exposed to the whole world. What a brave website:P.

If you are interested to participate in this “movement”, you can join the next CSS Naked Day on Thursday, April 9th, 2009. As for Wordpress lover, you can install a plugin to join this “desire to strip the web” and expose its “sexiness”. For others, you can find many plugins for this event day.

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This is my first “real” article posted by me, and it is after the default “Hello World”. I didn’t want to delete the default “Hello World!” post because I think it is a historical part of this site. Moreover, it made the current amount of articles posted here was more than one, including this “After Hello World!” (two, actually). Hehehe.

Well, I can’t say much about this blog now. But one thing is for sure, I will only post anything I like to post. No special topic, but the categorization and the tagging will help to find anything you like to read (you know, I made this site not only for myself but also for sharing with you, yes you…..no, no, no, don’t look at your back….yes, it’s you…whoever you are and are reading this post now).

I wish you good health…..

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Welcome to Jabunta.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

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