> I think we should give them a chance.

Leaving XSLT in web standards and in Firefox would let it keep some comfy useful niche ("resilience" ?).

Is that right if Google don't want to keep it - then no one can have it ?!

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the truth is static and non-profit, but calculating something can be sold again and again, if you have a hammer (processing) everything looks like a nail, to sell well the word thinking had to be used instead of excuse for every time results being different - then, we can have only things that let someone else keep making profits: JS, LLM, whatever.. (just not.. "XSLT" alike) ? - mind work done already (once is enough) by non-profits or users just outpriced from the market for next few years.