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In the example presented here, regardless of differences among IndieWeb sites, those that implement Webmentions and MF2 can communicate with one another in a standard fashion. If implementations come before interoperability, then it is important to note that standards would not be imposed from the top down. I hear a lot of people who think that spec development is like someone comes up with an idea and then invents a thing and that becomes a spec. While that does actually happen, and there are plenty of examples of where that has happened both successfully and not successfully, I think that’s not actually a great example of being a good spec writer, because that’s essentially benevolent dictatorship. So the way that I approach it, "http://www.butlergum.com/__media__/js/netsoltrademark.php?d=Wiki.team-glisto.com%2Findex.php%3Ftitle%3DBenutzer%3AShanon0467 which is I think something that I was introduced to in a formal way throughout the W3C Process, is that the role of the editor is--it’s not that you are inventing something and then saying hey everybody go do this.

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