At 09:41 AM 06/09/2000 +0200, Jung , Christoph wrote:
>I think, they must have paid a lot of money to influence the 2.0 spec such
>that it matches their developments ;-)
One of the advantages of participating in the standard-making process is
that you can write your code against the draft standards then (hopefully)
make some minor tweaks when the standard is finalized. I don't know if this
happened in this case, but it's one reason why companies spend money on
supporting standards bodies -- to stay a step ahead of the competition. I
did that with one of my companies to great effect, skunking my competitors
by over a year as they tried to catch up with the technology.
-- Ken Jenks, http://abiblion.com/
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