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These days the engine authors push through features as standards, not a committee specifying features on paper that are then implemented by engine authors. So y
by Santosh83 6y ago
These days the engine authors push through features as standards, not a committee specifying features on paper that are then implemented by engine authors. So yes, more than one engine would mean the "living standard" is not specified by a single engine, whose quirks then become "standard".