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Michael has brilliantly printed out My Internet and stuck it on his wall. It looks so good Swiss Miss picked up on it. Whilst we're talking about that Matt wrote a very similar (and brilliant) version of this in 2001. it's called WebDogme 01 and it's well worth a read. it contains the great line, "The browser must not be violated".
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You may well already know this, but there's actually a whole movement towards this kind of pragmatic asceticism in hardcore web geek circles - #8 in particular. That's one of those things which is way more profound than it looks, and it's part of what I was trying to go on about at Interesting 2008. Absolute URLs are just about the atoms of the Web. They're handles you can grab on to - names you can use.
And that looks fantastic. I think my office needs a copy too...
Posted by: Andrew | Oct 21, 2008 at 22:52
well look at you! design notes and swiss miss in one go.. noice.
Posted by: lauren | Oct 22, 2008 at 12:02
if i knew back then what i do now, i would have printed that sheet w/ your name on it - next time i promise
Posted by: michael surtees | Oct 22, 2008 at 19:19