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This reads like a semi-incoherent essay from someone who doesn't really understand what complexity is and has a chip on their shoulder about something completel

• soulbadguy 2y ago
  Yeah and coming from someone with so much experience and industry knowledge as dannybee i find that perspective very puzzling. Just painting the situation as well google have influence because they work the hardest is just bizare. Having been in some standard / comity meetings. Everyone in those room work very hard... but someone hard work is not enough
  • DannyBee 2y ago
    The latter is definitely true, and i don't claim otherwise. But that's not actually the argument really being made here with any evidence. That would be a reasonable argument, but it's also always true - we are human, not robots, that's how humans work in any group setting. So it's not particularly interesting or particular to this that social and other things matter as much as pure technical merit or hard work. But again, this isn't the argument the post makes. Instead, in this case, the argument being made is (basically) "Nobody in those rooms is operating in good faith, they are instead deliberately trying to make it harder for newcomers. They also only have any power at all through illegitimate means in the first place". I do not believe any of this to be true.
• DannyBee 2y ago
  Cool, want to actually engage, or are you also going to just throw rocks from the sidelines?