"This (that people can arbitrarily delay work by disagreeing even when
their arguments are weak) is the biggest difference between decisions
based on opinions (the way the W3C operates), and decisions based on data
and reasoning (the way the WHATWG operates), and is the main reason that
the W3C tends to progress significantly slower than the HTML5 work has
been progressing these past few years."
their arguments are weak) is the biggest difference between decisions
based on opinions (the way the W3C operates), and decisions based on data
and reasoning (the way the WHATWG operates), and is the main reason that
the W3C tends to progress significantly slower than the HTML5 work has
been progressing these past few years."
Palazo para W3C :-))
P.S.: dias despues efectivamente HTML5 paso a estado "Last call for comments" en el WHATWG, mientras que en el W3C todavia no hay un panorama incierto sobre como sigue la cosa. Vamos W3C!! que la web esta esperando !!!
