Can we please ignore the W3C and start all over with a new "HTML" definition without all the vendor-specific and compatibility clutter, without loose parsing an

Can we please ignore the W3C and start all over with a new "HTML" definition without all the vendor-specific and compatibility clutter, without loose parsing and redundant "featuritis" tags and attributes? Build a (much simpler) GPL browser for this new "HTML" syntax and implement compatibility plugins for legacy browsers (perhaps server-side fallback solutions to simple HTML). Put the FSF and EFF in a strong position for future development to ensure we can keep this technology isolated from the corporate interests and patent trolls. Any takers?