Yea, I agree, that's why I wasn't that opposed to W3C adopting DRM into the standard. But I think most the resistance is more ideological than pragmatic. Peopl

Yea, I agree, that's why I wasn't that opposed to W3C adopting DRM into the standard. But I think most the resistance is more ideological than pragmatic. People are upset because the standard represents a shared platform that every actor in the market has a say in. People who are anti-DRM, for whatever reason, saw it as an attack on something they identified with or felt like they were apart of. But those people don't really identify with Canonical or Google in the same way and feel those companies are within their right to implement whatever is best for them even if it's something they disagree with.