The W3C standard is not about whether the DRM will exist - to some extent it will exist regardless of what decisions the W3C makes. The W3C standard is not abo

The W3C standard is not about whether the DRM will exist - to some extent it will exist regardless of what decisions the W3C makes. The W3C standard is not about making DRM supported by all browsers and other tools - even if included in the standard, many makers of web technology will be locked out of DRM support. The W3C standard is simply about whether we (the "tech guys") ENDORSE the use of DRM. And it DOES make a difference: if approved, DRM will be more common than if not approved.