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Welcome
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Riverside Networks
Computer Sciences Academy 'Projects
and Activities' for open source contributions to help support
noble causes developing the World Wide Web.
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Mozilla
Development Foundation (Buttons and Banners) Project
As part of a public service and further contributing the World Wide
Web. The Mozilla Development Foundation,
offers hosting and resources
for developers. To create free services and programs, for the good of
the
web community. To help support, promote and contribute to this noble
cause, I have
designed and created these banners and buttons. Buttons and
Banners Here!
Terms of Use:
For
webmasters (business and Home webmaster enthusiasts), Mozdev Foundation
developers, and
project
owners to use on their web sites as well as the Foundation's services
to help promote the Mozilla Development Foundation.
You can save, download and use these new creative's to help promote the
Foundation and
it's dedicated work.
[ MozDev
Project Buttons and Banners ]
Mozeditor
Certification Project
As part of an ongoing commitment to help improve and develop the World
Wide Web for a more enjoyable and safer experience for all ages. The
Mozeditor Project is aimed at the protection of minors, seeking more
accurate search engine results and a code of ethics and practices in
our industry. This section is of the certificate icons, as the first
step and section of this project.
For normal decent people and responsible captains of industry to use
and display these icons on their web pages as a guide to help parents
protect minors. The next stage is an RDF framework, that I am currently
working on. But this is a starting point and the first stage completed.
Members of the community that own web sites, can display the related
icons on their pages for free. With a hyper link to the certificate
ratings page as more help and to serve as a guide for parents.
Please use the html code provided in it's entirity, as the related
certificates page is in first draft stage form and will be regularly
edited and updated by fellow colleagues from the
World Wide Web Consortium, Mozilla Development Foundation and other
specially invited as developers, specialists and finally, myself.
[ Mozeditor
Project ]
Next
Page of Projects Continued Here!
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