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If Mozilla want to submit tests then there's nothing stopping them doing so.
by AndrewDucker 16y ago
If Mozilla want to submit tests then there's nothing stopping them doing so.
- famsam 16y agoI think they will be served just fine by improving their own compliance where it counts, which as I interpret these and other tests, is already better than IE's. Why go to great lengths to prop up such a sagging organization (w3c, Microsoft, take your pick)? It has never been beneficial in the past to do so. Microsoft has only historically materially supported browser standards at w3c when they were so severely behind they could not use their other monopolistic behaviors to destroy the browser market. w3c has to value the contribution other companies besides Microsoft in their real plans rather than just being Microsoft's rescue vehicle one year and their sword in the backs of the competition the next when they suddenly lose interest in open standards again and shut everything down because w3c thinks if Microsoft no longer thinks it is important no one else should either.