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The hypocritical statement is on the part of the company, not the specific authors. The efforts represent the company, as do their efforts in standards organiza
by kodablah 8y ago
The hypocritical statement is on the part of the company, not the specific authors. The efforts represent the company, as do their efforts in standards organizations, browser implementations, and email user interfaces. It is completely logical to question their inconsistencies especially as one of the primary drivers of standards. If the company cannot present a consistent front, we can ask ourselves whether their attempts to help others do so are accurate much less well intentioned. This should be obviously clear and not about individuals or their feelings.
- Touche 8y agoReleasing a tool cannot be hypocritical. The existence of a tool to audit performance, accessibility, etc. is not a declaration of Google's moral or virtuous superiority. It's a tool.
- collinmanderson 8y agoMaybe the web.dev is trying to convince other teams at Google to improve their products.