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@zcorpan zcorpan commented Jun 10, 2014

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LGTM. Needs rebasing tho

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I'd like for us to NOT publish a snapshot. If the W3C wants to use this spec, it should come straight out of the HTML spec via the WHATWG fork. I think @tabatkins agrees with me here.

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To be clear, it's not a requirement as per the W3C process that we publish a heartbeat snapshot. That's just some bullshit the HTMLWG made up.

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I propose we focus on making sure this ends up in the WHATWG spec ASAP instead.

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Wilto commented Jun 10, 2014

I’d agree with you if this W3C spec weren’t tripping people up. I still see people tweeting the link like “hooray, [picture’s] srcset is coming,” and even Microsoft has it linked up under their “under consideration” for srcset. This thing is causing confusion, but not benefitting anybody as-is.

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If that's the only concern, there's a much easier fix - put up a simple document saying "This version of the spec is obsolete and no longer being worked on, look over here instead." and have it redirect automatically as well.

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I agree with @tabatkins. That solves the problem.

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