I actually want to see them put their money where their mouth is, and that is actually happening. They are implementing CSS3/2, they are implementing HTML 5, my

I actually want to see them put their money where their mouth is, and that is actually happening. They are implementing CSS3/2, they are implementing HTML 5, my websites are starting to work correctly in IE 9 WITHOUT the need to do any of the hacks or workarounds. Yes, I am painfully aware of what had happened in the past, and it is my hope that it doesn't happen again, maybe Microsoft has learned their lesson with Chrome, Firefox, and Opera eating away at their Internet Explorer market share. Only time will tell, but let me tell you as a web developer it will be absolutely fantastic to not have to use Dean Edwards "IE7" script to browbeat IE into compliance. I'm not giving Microsoft a free pass by all means, however after the horrible beating IE 7 and then IE 8 got from the developer community it seems they want to make amends.