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[Matthew Sergeant (EML)]

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Murray Maloney [SMTP:murray at muzmo.com]
> 
> >>In short, can we try to keep the discussion, at least on this list, to
> >>concrete technical issues?
> >
> >It's a good idea - but where exactly should we go with the more abstract
> >and political stuff?  There isn't a forum, and even if there was, what
> >assurances would there be that the W3C (or anyone else in fact) would be
> >listening?
> 
> There are plenty of people who participate in the W3C who are listening.
> There have been numerous occasions when discussions on this list
> have been brought up in W3C WG calls/meetings. This is an incredibly
> useful list, and I think that we would ignore it at our peril.
> 
	It's just a shame that we would have no idea that they ever
discussed any issues raised here. I don't think anyone doubts the usefulness
of this list though.

	Matt.

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