> I also read that as Google will refuse to implement features if it doesn't get it's way in how they are designed. There's no reason for Google to do this, in

> I also read that as Google will refuse to implement features if it doesn't get it's way in how they are designed. There's no reason for Google to do this, in general, since there are enough Googlers in enough standards groups (all of which operate by consensus) that they can simply object to changes they don't like (like other members of the committee).