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I'm a little reluctant to engage with snark - it often indicates bad faith. Still, in this case the underlying question (corporate versus other types of governance) is one I wondered about. I'm uncertain what the distinguishing feature is. [cont]
HTTP/2 is, I am told, based on a protocol developed by Google, SPDY. And friends who've worked with the IETF tell me that corporate goals play a huge role in setting the agenda and what decisions get made.
One comment that was interesting (I'm paraphrasing): "Want to know what's worse than having a company decide the future of infrastructure? Having a committee of companies decide it."
The person was trying to explain why web standards are such a sprawling mess. That said, I don't entirely buy it - it seems like a balance of competing interests probably prevents at least some forms of bad behaviour. Still, I'd like to understand this better.
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