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At 11:43 AM 5/17/2002 -0400, Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote: I can think of at least two major W3C specs that would possibly have been vetoed if people outside the working group were allowed to vote, and I can see a few more coming down the road. "People outside the working group" are indeed allowed to vote (on the entirety of the spec), that's how the voting process works, the AC reps approve, reject, reject with provisions, or approve with suggestions. >The W3C process is sorely lacking a step in the process where potential users and implementers have an >opportunity to reject an entire spec and send it back to the drawing board, even without the working group's >consent. See above above - that's how it's always worked. Or am I misunderstanding your desire? (to have outside vote on every decision on what element or data type to include?) Ann Ann Navarro, WebGeek Inc. http://www.webgeek.com/ What's on my mind? http://www.snorf.net/blog/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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