I think we can be pedantic about it, but also realize, the people doing the questioning often times aren't the ones with whom we will be working. When a non-tec

I think we can be pedantic about it, but also realize, the people doing the questioning often times aren't the ones with whom we will be working. When a non-tech person asks me about HTML5, I have the urge to say, "oh sure, I used a header tag and a nav tag just yesterday". But because I am a good communicator, I look past the W3C spec to what they're really asking. Are you designing an interactive application that runs in a web browser leveraging new technologies only recently supported by Microsoft?