Re: I strongly urge all supporters to reconsider the EME proposal. It is not in your best interests!

> Un-spin welcomed. Actually, we're talking about replacing one such
system, plugins, with another with better properties. With EME, websites
will have far less control over users browsers than we do today and the
nature of the control will be mediated via browser vendors and thus more
transparent to users.
>
Ok, if that's the point, EME is welcome to me, we only ask please move it
outside W3C, I think there shouldn't be any problem in this point, is it?

Oh, and by the way... NO, it will NEVER be welcome by anybody, only big
corporates. Also, do you know that with the current legislation here at
Spain EME and DRM are ilegal? Will a service like Netflix or others detect
that I'm connected from Spain to offer me a DRM-free product, or I will
have my freedom abused by this topic? Did you think that anybody can
connect to Netflix or other over a proxy on Spain, evading EME and access
to it without restrictions, making it useless one more time?

And also, have anybody take on the point that we are all of us discussing
only with Mark? Isn't there any more people interested on EME promotion
here? It seems suspicious to me... or maybe is an evidence that nobody is
interested on it.