Why? Because the W3C is a factory the never stops churning out specs. It's quite telling that even Microsoft was not able to keep-up with the complexity and de

Why? Because the W3C is a factory the never stops churning out specs. It's quite telling that even Microsoft was not able to keep-up with the complexity and decided to piggy-back on the biggest investor. If we want less mono-culture, the first thing to do is to bring the complexity down to something manageable.