Loud

I do see a problem with some features being made part of HTML. Examples include a laughably underspecified SQL syntax, a video element that isn’t interoperable, and an RDF syntax that uses namespaces in text/html and QNames in content. Maybe we can all agree that those examples don’t belong in the HTML specification at this point. But then the problem shifts to one of endorsement. People want the HTML specification to tell them what they’re doing is OK. I don’t think the HTML document should do that either.