> if the W3C had any actual power in anything web/browser related National language advisory councils around the world come in mixtures of two flavors: - Au

> if the W3C had any actual power in anything web/browser related National language advisory councils around the world come in mixtures of two flavors: - Authoritarian: Govern the correct use of language in the country. - Documentarian: Maintain the record of how language evolves dynamically. W3C never had any authoritative power. But they do have some power by documenting and recommending what most agree on. Chrome introducing DRM into websites makes it hard for W3C to be anything.