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Re: W3C Launches Incubator Activity


Re:  W3C Launches Incubator Activity
On Feb 10, 2006, at 20:08, Michael Champion wrote:
> At the risk of drawing flames ... arguably the EXI WG really should  
> have been an XG.   The (internal W3C discussion) pushback on that  
> suggestion was that the research is done and now its time to  
> standardize.  We shall see of course.

Bah, it's been a while since mentioning EXI and consort ever drew  
flame here :)

The fact is, XBC was an XG in practice and would have been one in  
theory as well had the process for that been ready at the time (it  
was actually requested back then, but had that been the case XBC  
would be starting today). The request to do EXI as an XG was not  
really pushed back on the grounds of "research having been done" or  
not which is a bit too much of a subjective statement (at least in  
the way it was discussed -- "I think it's not been done" / "I think  
it has!" / "No!" / "Yes!" ;) but rather because XBC was EXI's XG.

-- 
Robin Berjon
    Senior Research Scientist
    Expway, http://expway.com/




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