Re: Clarification of "Extensibility" section (Was: Re: Getting HTML5 to Recommendation in 2014)

On 20.9.2012 14:52, Sam Ruby wrote:

> I encourage you to create one or more bug reports on section 2.2.3 of
> the HTML5 specification.  For best results, make concrete suggestions on
> what you would like to see changed.

Sure, I will do that.

But I'm more concerned with the proposed plan now. In section about
"extension specification" it says:

"... Many extensions recognized as having wide consensus are recognized
as part of the default settings of the W3C Validator, so they have an
equal footing in validation..."

Who and how decides which extensions have wide consensus and are enabled
by default in W3C Validator?

Thanks for clarification,

    Jirka

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