Comment by 8NNTt8z3QvLT8tp

Fwiw the meetings aren't closed, unlike w3c the whatwg doesn't require paid membership to attend.

The bug trackers are also a fine place to provide community feedback. For example there's plenty of comments providing use cases that weren't hidden. But if you read the hidden ones (especially on the issue rather than PR) there's some truly unhinged commentary that rightly resulted in being hidden and unfortunately locking of the thread.

Ultimately the way the community can influence decisions is to not be completely unhinged.

Like someone else said the other way would be to just use XSLT in the first place.