And it reached that Candidate Recommendation status nearly one year ago, only ten years after it was first introduced. I'm picking on border-radius because it'

And it reached that Candidate Recommendation status nearly one year ago, only ten years after it was first introduced. I'm picking on border-radius because it's an easy target, but the fact remains that large pieces of CSS3 remain in "working draft" statuses. Microsoft went all cowboy and gunked up the web with their "standards be damned, we'll do it live" approach to IE, and since then, other browser vendors have been extremely spec compliant in an attempt to avoid the same sort of mess that IE got us into, but they're hogtied by a standards body that takes longer to work out border-radius than it takes for most web companies to be born, flourish, and die.