WebAssembly design is done?

[Ola Fosheim Grøstad via Digitalmars-d]

On Thursday, 2 March 2017 at 19:52:58 UTC, Nick Sabalausky 
(Abscissa) wrote:
>> At some point there will be a resistance movement, forking one 
>> of the
>> main browsers and building in collaborative blacklisting etc.
>
> I hope, but I'm skeptical. Big business is definitely headed 
> very 1984, but that's happening less because of Orwellian 
> control, and more because of mass apathy and widespread 
> short-sighted self-interest (more Huxley than Orwell, from what 
> I gather).

The general public has become more ignorant. I guess to a large 
extent because of information overflow and the downfall of real 
journalism (e.g. the old payment model is failing which means 
media is converging on click-bait-ad-sales). A news story has to 
run for several weeks now for anyone to take notice, otherwise it 
will just drown in all the irrelevant noise (celebrity news and 
what not).

> I also see certain issues with collaborative rankings - they 
> can only be as intelligent as the average user, which often 
> doesn't seem to be very much. And then there's other 
> difficulties like this: https://xkcd.com/937/

I think it would be more like organizations like Amnesty 
International and consumer rights organizations having the 
ability to annotate websites and webpages with vetted information 
about the content.