New Copyright Office service IE only?
updated 11:20 am EDT, Fri August 12, 2005
Copyright Office
The U.S. Copyright Office has solicited opinions on a planned . The office invited comments through Aug. 22 on an upcoming Web service for prospective copyright owners that may launch with support for only limited browsers. "At this point in the process of developing the Copyright Office's system for online preregistration, it is not entirely clear whether the system will be compatible with Web browsers other than Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 5.1 and higher," the office said in its notice. "In order to ensure that preregistration can be implemented in a smoothly functioning and timely manner, the office now seeks comments that will assist it in determining whether any eligible parties will be prevented from preregistering a claim due to browser requirements of the preregistration system."



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Insane!!!!
What creepy CFO with his MS Certifacation jerk off is coming up with this idea.
Websites that do not fully embrace all platforms and browsers are designed by lazy sloppy programmers. Period.
Embrace open web standards. We are not talking programs or applications here. We are talking about internet browsers for god sakes.