Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Should <link> work inside Shadow DOM? (#628)

Is your primary use case about pulling content in with HTML imports inside a shadow tree? If so, given the lack of appetite for HTML imports from browser vendors other than Google, I'm not certain if it's even valuable to spec such a behavior. It won't work on any browser but Chrome.

> I use Shadow DOM for styling 3rd party content. So, not to break functionality, I attach HTML composition to Shadow Root.

I don't follow. What exactly is a use case? A use case should concern a very specific scenario in which a very specific instance of `link` element is used, not some vague notion that you'd like be able to use `link` element inside a shadow tree to do composition.

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