[ On Wednesday, September 1, 2004 at 12:51:54 (-0400), Louis Guillaume wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: Flash for *BSD Petition
>
> Certainly it's the basis and the standard. However it's not the only 
> thing out there. It's really up to what the browsers will support.

The whole point of having a standards based World Wide Web is so that
everyone can share the _same_ information.

If everyone runs their own browser that does its own non-standard thing
then there's not much point to the WWW.

HTML is a fundamental core component of the W3C.org standards.

SWF content is not recognized by W3C.org as far as I can tell.  Those
who supply it, and those who use it, are off in their own little
non-standard world.

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