Former required a lot of thought and consideration, synchronizing various actors of W3C, while the latter didn't. Also latter group has more money. I'm sad rea

Former required a lot of thought and consideration, synchronizing various actors of W3C, while the latter didn't. Also latter group has more money. I'm sad really. This makes any open source Web Browser a second class citizen of the WWW.(@W3C) Great job, guys, great job. Seems like a big step on the road to fragmentation.