>Universal problems are hard to solve otherwise it wouldn't be a universal problem in the first place. This is completely backwards. Universal problems on the

>Universal problems are hard to solve otherwise it wouldn't be a universal problem in the first place. This is completely backwards. Universal problems on the web are routinely solved by everyone designing a standard website. They often have fairly standard solutions. Browser vendors routinely fail to generalize the experience of run-of-the-mill web developers. It's not about engineering. It's about misaligned incentives and operating from a bad frame of reference.