Not a chance. I stick with the paper, thanks.

A bit more about my point of view: http://forthescience.org/blog/2010/05/12/about-class-attributes-semantics-and-microformats/

I hear your point. I'm programming in academia, totally and completely alone. It takes a lot of discipline to make things happen. Programming is a collaborative effort. If you take that away, it's rather dull, because you don't learn anything. it's just you, your problems, and your documentation. On this regard, StackOverflow had another great advantage: it made me feel less alone in my work. As a developer with a problem, not having any colleague to talk with, but having the SO community at a quick click of a button was precious.