>Both zapcc and Fil-C could benefit from the involvement of the standards committee.
What exactly does the standards committee do for these software projects without being involved in their development? I think there is nothing to do here that is within the scope of the language itself. Of course, if the creators of those projects come up with a cool new idea, they can submit to the standards committee for comment. They can also comment on new standards that make the tools not work anymore. But that is help going from the project to the committee, not the other way around.
>Both zapcc and Fil-C could benefit from the involvement of the standards committee.
What exactly does the standards committee do for these software projects without being involved in their development? I think there is nothing to do here that is within the scope of the language itself. Of course, if the creators of those projects come up with a cool new idea, they can submit to the standards committee for comment. They can also comment on new standards that make the tools not work anymore. But that is help going from the project to the committee, not the other way around.