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• Subject: Clumping of W3C Specifications
• From: AndrewWatt2000@a...
• Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 08:13:20 EDT

Since some recent discussion have been touching on W3C process, can someone 
please explain to me what change has brought about the very overt "clumping" 
of W3C specifications in the last few months.

It's like the fabled London bus ... you don't see one for half an hour then 
three come together ... but of course when it's W3C specs we are talking 
about it is much worse.

In recent days we have had SVG 1.2, 10 documents from XSLT / XPath / XQuery, 
an XHTML 2.0 and 4 SOAPs. Oops I better mention WCAG too, or DaveP will 
remind me. :)

I have a feeling that an XForms ... and a few WSDLs? ... may just be round 
the corner. Oh, and quite possibly an XML Events, some CSSs and some DOMs.

Is TBL setting aside a "push specs out the door week" on a 4 monthly cycle? 
Or what? If the specs were more evenly spread it would be easier to attempt 
to keep up.

Andrew Watt

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