Your first post would have definitely been an odd opener in person. It's like talking shit before shaking hands. Not going to go over well.
A non negligible percentage of standards become standards after a company builds something and demonstrates it's worth, at which point standards bodies go through the process you described. See SPDY / QUIC. Its much easier to define and iterate on something after someone else has demonstrated success.
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Your first post would have definitely been an odd opener in person. It's like talking shit before shaking hands. Not going to go over well.
A non negligible percentage of standards become standards after a company builds something and demonstrates it's worth, at which point standards bodies go through the process you described. See SPDY / QUIC. Its much easier to define and iterate on something after someone else has demonstrated success.