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You seem to think that the committee sitters which believe in "don't break the web" are "inadequate". But this philosophy is shared by the browser vendors - the
by olavk 8y ago
You seem to think that the committee sitters which believe in "don't break the web" are "inadequate". But this philosophy is shared by the browser vendors - they are simply not going to implement a standard which "breaks the web". You will have to convince browser vendors they are somehow better off if their software stops working as intended.
- baybal2 8y agoBy far, it are those who oppose JS code versioning breaking the web. The number of breaking changes since nineties is high hundredth already. Just each time they were opting to "break just few percents of websites, after careful considerations"