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I think doing it out of the public eye might have stopped premature use and implementations. Inconsistencies really had to be avoided, but without much of a con
by thomasfoster96 12y ago
I think doing it out of the public eye might have stopped premature use and implementations. Inconsistencies really had to be avoided, but without much of a concrete draft, implementations like Microsoft's sort of derailed the effort.
- JadeNB 12y ago> I think doing it out of the public eye might have stopped premature use and implementations. Sure, but so doing might carry its own risk—namely, no community investment once the proposal was released. A very consistent proposal by which no-one feels represented isn't necessarily an improvement!