On Thu, 16 May 2013 18:17:21 +0200, Harry Halpin <[email protected]> said:
hh> If OKFN wanted to object, an
hh> easy way would be to join W3C and object. A petition will have
hh> much less of an effect I think.
Harry, that amounts to saying, "if you want to object it'll cost you
EUR1950 or EUR7800", and be the lone dissenting voice on the WG. A
petition means a louder dissenting voice that the WG ought to at least
notice, even if it is outside the W3C process.
There are reasons that the OKF should join the W3C, I actually think
it would be a good idea, but this isn't one of them.
-w
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