Stéphane

A few little things you may want to know about me:

I love the Web because this media is exactly at the confines of technology and communication between individuals.
I put up nota-bene.org a few years ago to show that the critique is never objective and is always biased through the critique’s own life. Actually this site has become what it’s always been: a personal site.
I founded Paris Web with Adrien and Éric.
I was a co-director of the Openweb Group.
I don’t like DIY.
I like things well done.
Some people blame me for not knowing what I like, some commend me for my eclectism.
I can be grumpy.
I love my kids, whose smiles leave me speechless (and believe me, it’s not that easy).
I don’t work in the Web industry anymore (a little bit in accessibility, the rest in loosely spent, and lost, time).
Mainly I’m a digerati, incapable of any major innovation.
Some call me snobbish because I’m grandiloquent, and I’ve got to have my say on everything.
OK, maybe I’m snobbish.
I love English as much as French, which accounts for much of my dandyism.
I had a snobbish accent in English, which does nothing to improve matters.
I love Sologne (a region in the centre of France).
I love Ireland.
I love Brittany.
I love every place where there’s good food (Ireland is a special case, there’s Guinness).
I love wine.
I love the sun.
I love rain, except when I’m in it.
I don’t like resistance to change.
I hate having to explain ten times the same thing to the same person.
I love teaching ten times the same thing to different people.
Most of my personal projects were coded on the train, at eight in the morning.
I’ve only got one working eye.
I’m dangerous when I drive.
I’m awfully talkative.
And even more talkative than that.
I was a member of evolt.org’s content management group for several years.
I turned pompage into a spip-managed site.
Don’t talk to me before breakfast.
I don’t like answering the phone.

Stéphane

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