> but the real world is messy and no "correct" structure exists. Then why would we expect Mozilla or Google or anyone else on that committee to ever determine

> but the real world is messy and no "correct" structure exists. Then why would we expect Mozilla or Google or anyone else on that committee to ever determine one? Or to object to a free-for-all naming scheme if the problem is inherently ad-hoc? Whether or not this standard succeeds, one can see the very real threat of standard capture here. Which has happened before, on numerous occasions, when a canonical implementation arrives that just so happens to prioritize their interests.