I agree, but it depends on how much removing native support for h264 this soon advances the state of html5. We are still convincing content-publishers to adopt

I agree, but it depends on how much removing native support for h264 this soon advances the state of html5. We are still convincing content-publishers to adopt html5. Dropping support right now and forcing people who want to support html5 video to dual encode and wrap content in flash for the sake of compatibility might slow adoption more than waiting for more people to get on first, then pulling the plug.