- From: Richard Maher <notifications@github.com>
- Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2016 03:48:20 -0700
- To: w3c/push-api <push-api@noreply.github.com>
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C'mon Chuck, surely most readers here agree that there is far more mirth and merriment in my posts than there is malice? Look, there'll always be the odd professional offense-taker; sookers gonna sook :-( But if Marty felt bruised by my comments then I apologise unreservedly. (Thommo's rockin' that bow-tie BTW) Having said that, "frustrated" does not even begin to describe the gamut of emotions an auslander experiences when approaching the B-grade Lord of the Flies remake that is the W3C and IETF forums :-( Any local bully with the conch can close down debate with the stroke of the keyboard, without having to justify or even explain their actions or rationale. Then, when I poke them in the ribs or tweak their noses, it's off to the Chairs and Tables to silence the impertinence. Do you people ever have a good look at yourselves and the anachronistic pomposity of "The Chairs"? How often does new blood get introduced to these standards committees/projects? Is there anyone there over 40 or who started life cutting code? Anyway, I'm sure you're as interested in my opinions on W3C/IETF as I am in the next time you'll wax lyrical about Moscow Morning Glory, so I'll stop. All I want is to be directed to a forum(s) where narcissism and the cult of personality come second to the facts/truth. HTML5 desperately needs: - 1) Background GeoLocation. I, and others, have supported a viable solution via ServiceWorkers. 2) Javascript Client TOPIC subscription. Leverage existing, industry standard/strength, message providers. There is nothing stopping (1), and (2) is only being handicapped by Mozilla's delusions of Message Service adequacy. Who will listen to and debate these truths/facts? Please tell me where to go! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36587152/broadcasting-push-messages-to-javascript has been disappointing. Cheers Dickie. --- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/push-api/issues/189#issuecomment-212377594
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