Re: An HTML language specification vs. a browser specification

Robert J Burns wrote:
> What I am suggesting would be much more fruitful since it
> would allow Ian to focus on the parts he is familiar with and let areas 
> such as vocabulary and parsing be handled by others with the appropriate 
> expertise.

So this insinuates that Ian is not familiar with parsing and still 
avoids naming anyone who might conceivably have "appropriate expertise" 
or even suggesting how such people might be found.

I'd like to second Maciej's call that you back up your claims on this 
topic instead of continuin with the (baseless as far as I can tell) 
accusations of incompetence.  Which is what the above is, though you try 
to couch it as a "constructive suggestion".  To actually make it 
constructive, you would need to insert a name, or at least some other 
information that could lead to apprehension of an editor.

-Boris

P.S.  I'm rapidly losing faith in this thread going anywhere, and hence 
in me doing anything but wasting my time replying, while this important 
point remains unaddressed.

Received on Monday, 17 November 2008 03:16:30 UTC