I'm giving a talk in a couple days at LXJS, and part of it is to teach the attendees how standards work and how they can get involved. I'm putting together tips, based on my experiences over the last year or so, and was wondering if the members of these lists had anything they wanted to contribute.
I'm collecting at https://gist.github.com/domenic/6787314. There's more text there, but in brief, so far I have: - Lurk first - Solution time is later - Understand the constraints - Concede defeat, and don't retread - Leave your sense of logic at the door To avoid noise on these lists, since admittedly this topic is not terribly related to solving actual problems in ECMAScript or to the WHATWG specs, we can have the discussion there, or you can reply to me directly.
