- From: David Singer <singer@apple.com>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:28:06 +0100
- To: Karl Dubost <karl+w3c@la-grange.net>
- Cc: HTML WG <public-html@w3.org>
At 11:24 -0500 29/01/09, Karl Dubost wrote: >Le 29 janv. 2009 à 10:55, David Singer a écrit : >>This is an opinion shared by others on this list. I didn't say "all others", perhaps it should have been "some others" (more than just Haakon). Were you responding thinking I said "all others"? I'm sorry if it was unclear... >No please. >Murray is part of the list and has a different >opinions. Many people have very divergent >opinions. The main people committing work force >to the editing of documents have been mostly >people in favor of the browsers view. It creates >documents which are indeed logically easier to >read for this specific community. > >Some people starts to offer another view and it >creates conflicts. These long threads for the >last few days. That is normal. It is happening >often that on IRC, I see people trying to be the >champion of other people's ideas. > >Having followed the work since its inception, >having been the first (interim) staff contact on >this WG, I can tell you that the document, as it >is now, doesn't please me at all. I'm not at W3C >anymore (keeping the consensus and being >neutral), so it is easier to voice my opinion. >What I wish for the documents: > >* a normative Mark Up document explaining the >language and its semantics. (Yes the thing with >just the brackets and no DOM) >* a normative document for parsing and dealing >with the errors and how to create a DOM. >* separate normative documents for the different >APIs. (there were positive moves in this >direction) > >I really think the work accomplished so far has >been very useful. It's wonderful to see such a >community effort. I embrace that, and I hope it >will continue. But different communities have >different needs with regards to the technology. > >-- >Karl Dubost >Montréal, QC, Canada >http://twitter.com/karlpro -- David Singer Multimedia Standards, Apple Inc.
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