For all the sniping about standards, if they wanted to implement a new tag, they can do it. With its dominant share in the browser market, Netscape is in a unique position to innovate. People assume I'm an open-standards guy. I am, but up to a point. If we have a chance to move forward quickly, and the path towards doing that involves a quick move by the leader, I say do it.
Progress matters more than process.
I started a discussion on a simple new tag for HTML that could revolutionize web authoring, making it easier to separate form from content, avoiding the use of frames, which, in my opinion, cripple the user interface of websites. Here's the goal. The ideal web page should look good and be easy to maintain. The content can change easily, so can the look. As discussed previously, look and content are the respective provinces of designers and writers.