That attitude basically endorses the idea that the spec is God-given. There's nothing so important about getting the spec changed before you start ignoring it.
> That attitude basically endorses the idea that the spec is God-given
That's a tad over-dramatic. And context matters, surely I don't need to remind you why Google is spending so much money on Chrome?
Having a company control 70% of the browser market is bad enough, we don't need people telling them to go ahead and ignore specs, remember that they don't make those decisions out of goodwill for us.
That's a tad over-dramatic. And context matters, surely I don't need to remind you why Google is spending so much money on Chrome?
Having a company control 70% of the browser market is bad enough, we don't need people telling them to go ahead and ignore specs, remember that they don't make those decisions out of goodwill for us.