These carrots drive ad dollars, hence my distaste to calling this a "open standard".
As an example, w3c got together to say solid HTTPS websites get a green color in the URL bar. Banks, etc get a higher, more highlighted green color for a special class of certificates. These are open standards that everyone agreed on.
I hope this makes it more clear why AMP is not a open standard.
As an example, w3c got together to say solid HTTPS websites get a green color in the URL bar. Banks, etc get a higher, more highlighted green color for a special class of certificates. These are open standards that everyone agreed on.
I hope this makes it more clear why AMP is not a open standard.