Yeah, but the Open Container Initiative is supposed to be the responsible adults in the room taking the "fail fast" corporate Docker Inc stuff, and taking time

Yeah, but the Open Container Initiative is supposed to be the responsible adults in the room taking the "fail fast" corporate Docker Inc stuff, and taking time to apply good engineering principles to it. It's somewhat surprising that the results of that process are looking to be nearly as fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants as Docker itself is.