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+there are two things that keep html5 from fulfilling its promise, one is the gaps around a standardized codecs and the feature adoption rate by browsers.
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+there's a technical standards 
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+we haven't seen existing standards 
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+the market waits for stability in the spec, but 
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+I think we're in great shape... the market has never needed a completed, perfect spec, they need something that meets their needs.
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+we work hard towards a web toward a standardized platform... in looking at our statistics we identified a 
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+We share the same goal -- having users updated to the latest version. 
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+(buildign with html) makes sense to the degree that you're committed to the future of the web
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+the threshold for a giving developer 
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+index database 
+web sockets
+offline
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+hardware accelerated in the alphas
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+there's no reason the web shouldn't take advantage of all the power on your computer.
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+the best thing that could happen to html5 right now is for internet explorer to support the rest of it 
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+Othereise it's going to be continuing to have these great conversations
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+we're going to see the chicken and the egg 40% of the web can take advantage of HTML5.
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+There's a ton of momentum behind it and it's well justified momentum.
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+flash runs in firefox mobile. 
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+the future of the web is the web, betting against the web is a bad idea.
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