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Honestly, this makes me wonder if the browser manufacturers will just "take their ball and go home." It's probably easier for them to just get together outside

Honestly, this makes me wonder if the browser manufacturers will just "take their ball and go home." It's probably easier for them to just get together outside of the W3C and make up a new standards committee. From what I understand, nothing in the W3C is binding, so there would be no repercussions whatsoever.

notriddle 5y ago
They already did that, forming WHATWG.
- gwbas1c 5y ago
  But the browser vendors are actively participating in the W3C. That's clearly described in the article. What I'm referring to is the browser vendors leaving the W3C and forming an alternate group.