At 11/23/2005 07:29 AM, Elliotte Harold wrote:
The W3C has never been the best organization for test suites and
interoperability. For instance they do not require even one complete
implementation before advancing to REC, only that each feature be
independently implemented. It is possible for a W3C spec to be
actively self-contradictory as long as different implementations
implement different internally consistent subsets.
Wednesday, November 23, 2005 12:16 PM, Jim Melton wrote:
So, your assertion has been disproven by providing a single contrary
example. Gratuitous criticisms are unwarranted, especially when
untrue.
You might want to read the second paragraph of Elliotte's two-paragraph
posting before quoting his first paragraph out of context and accusing
him of making untrue, gratuitous criticism.
Bob DuCharme
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