standardization

The text refers to a C9x standard, so it must predate the standardization of C99.

Are there any languages for which international standardization processes have not been either tombstones (like Smalltalk, repeatedly) We're zombies!?

The amazing part was how little standardization even individual vendors had, with few encodings having any real advantage over others.

In fact, standardization and a written spec will make it more likely that faster interpreters will be written for it.

The standardization of rendering hardware and APIs has become a blessing and a curse.

I guess I just disagree that it would have been good for Mozilla to fudge the standardization rules.

Are there any languages for which international standardization processes have not been either tombstones (like Smalltalk, repeatedly) or vehicles for inter-corporate bullying?

Now, not everything needs to be a standard, but on the web standardization is a big part of why it is so successful.

I imagine there will be an ipv8 not because of address allocation but protocol standardization changes.

Nothing else came close in terms of ease and reliability or standardization.

As far as I know it is generally agreed that the standardization process was carried out in an unbiased mechanical way.

If the C language standardization process is anything like the C++ standard, then there are no changes between the final, elected draft and what is published.

The standardization of the written Quran, and the many "versions" you speak of, deal essentially with dialect and the addition of symbols that guide pronunciation.

The step 2, "now just implement it, here's the link" maybe hasn't occurred this time but it was almost a kind of backdoor entry to the standardization process.