[troupo]

> No "however". The W3C is not actually a standards body.

Oh look. You've stopped claiming that this spec is on the standards track, that the final step is just final acceptance, or that there's an actual standardisation process.

You've now switched to saying that this is not an actual standardization process and to pretending that I said something I never did: that w3c enforces standards.

Imagine if you actually knew anything about what you were talking about and argued in good faith.

Adieu.