The problem is too important not to be fixed, so nobody’s panicking and everybody expects things to work out. But there is no actual solution in sight. The problem in this case is not the work being done by the W3C, but with the W3C itself. The Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C), the main technical standards… Continue reading »
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