W3C's 'Moral Majesty'

[Simon St.Laurent]

This Computerworld article might be interesting reading for those involved
in the recent discussions of W3C process.

http://www.computerworld.com/home/print.nsf/all/990906bf62

The article's perspective is interestingly different from that on XML-dev,
though some of the same issues arrive.  It's definitely the view from the
Fortune 500, not from 'independents', but there still seem to be similar
pluses and minuses.

Simon St.Laurent
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