It sounds like you're trying to say that fans of JavaScript don't like freezing syntax but that that is disingenuous because JavaScript is the result of a froze

It sounds like you're trying to say that fans of JavaScript don't like freezing syntax but that that is disingenuous because JavaScript is the result of a frozen syntax thrown together in three days. Is that accurate so far? So... freezing something and throwing it out there is good? Or finding broad consensus is good? I can't tell which approach you're going for. Which "this" process are you referring to not having happened back in 1990?