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If one takes the position that what is is and is not
to be improved without grandfathering what is, there
is no application and no room for improvement.
This tautologically defines a way away from innovation
and that is becoming a habit at the W3C.
Hardcoding HTML into a gencoding system got it out
there fast, but the consequences for innovation were
and will always be unpleasant.
Continuous grandfathering of old designs is a recipe for
complexity. The problem of the WWW is that the
commercial practice of shelving a product past it's useful
lifecycle has never been practiced.
len
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