Kindle's version

[netuh]

hi diveintohtml5 team,

I reading your book "dive into html5", and i'm loving it. I really would like that all authors of technician books write as you write. I started to read it on the web site, however for me reading long text in web browsers is not easy. Then I brought the kindle's version of your book.

And I could notice some mistakes in this version that maybe you should fix:

• All the pictures dont appear (They are so nice).
• In chapter 2. There isn't the section "history Api".
• In chapter 3. The link to the example at the very beginning of the chapter is broken. It pinpoints to "diveintohtml5.org", instead of "diveintohtml5.info"

Besides, the email that is on the web site is also broken. mark(at)diveintomark(dot)org

Well, I'm still reading, then I dont know if there are more mistakes.

Regards,
Neto

[naxa-zz]

The original author of Dive Into HTML5, Mark Pilgrim, has completely retired from the online community some time ago and removed his works from where he could. (As far as I know.) This site and account is an attempt to collect his works.
The (shocking) decision of his makes it unlikely that the e-book will be maintained, I think, as this (or any other) team can do nothing for it unfortunately.

[jonathantneal]

Actually, this is something I've been wanting to do for a long time and it gives me the encouragement to get back to it.

[jonathantneal]

The (shocking) decision of his makes it unlikely that the e-book will be maintained, I think, as this (or any other) team can do nothing for it unfortunately.

Actually, we have been actively maintaining this resource, both to add and improve the accuracy of the content, but even to improve the experience. Just look at our commit history!

Closing as a duplicate of Issue #24.