That's a little too, um, "magical" a version of how standards get made. In truth it's a pay-to-play sausage-making fest, with incumbents privileged against new

That's a little too, um, "magical" a version of how standards get made. In truth it's a pay-to-play sausage-making fest, with incumbents privileged against newcomers -- but at least with the Web, some 10M growing to 20M developers are the ultimate sued-to-woo power. I'm not yet worried about Google cramming this down other browser vendors' throats. MS and Apple will only come on board when it's in a state where Mozilla is on board too, I predict. This may not happen, so don't count on anything. Do use and report usability and other bugs.