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Let's Encrypt started to make HTTPS available everywhere, and to make it free. That in its own was a revolution. I would rather seem them tread carefully, and
by jopsen 6y ago
Let's Encrypt started to make HTTPS available everywhere, and to make it free.
That in its own was a revolution.
I would rather seem them tread carefully, and build a reputation for reliability, than trying to push new standards.
Sure LE has a place in standards discussions, as does Mozilla, but as a CA you can't just push stuff..
CAs have to be extraordinarily boring and slow. It's a trust business :)