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But their goal is very much to include it into the core standard. Second, W3C function as a standard promoter is compromised when it allows its members to make
by baybal2 6y ago
But their goal is very much to include it into the core standard.
Second, W3C function as a standard promoter is compromised when it allows its members to make use of draft/private proposals as ersatz standards.
- detaro 6y agoIt's a common pattern. E.g. IETF has "informational" and "experimental" RFCs, which also are not standards, and I'm not aware of major problems with that.