> we should be actively hostile to corporate attempts to take over that process. Hard agree. I've become convinced their power to ignore, replace, and EEE stan

> we should be actively hostile to corporate attempts to take over that process. Hard agree. I've become convinced their power to ignore, replace, and EEE standards requires legal intervention. So far it seems only randomized browser ballots can effect any meaningful change. Otherwise websites will just build for the dominant browser regardless of any agreements among them.