Sylvain wrote: > Interoperability > in a relatively distant future should not take precedence over > interoperability between now and then if it is possible, even if limited > by legacy implementation issues. No disagreement from me on that, but I'm still waiting for the explanation of how you see an any-2-of-4 conformance requirement relating to this. I still don't see the connection. It is pretty obvious that you are talking about CWT, but what relevance does the conformance requirement have to this? As of the next release of Firefox, Mozilla will conform to an any-2-of-4 requirement, without going anywhere near CWT. Other browsers with strong upgrade will be able to do likewise by adding WOFF to what they already support, and without going anywhere near CWT. So, again, what is the relevance of an any-2-of-4 conformance requirement to 'interoperability between now and then'? John HudsonReceived on Friday, 23 October 2009 04:30:57 GMT
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