DWB ownership (was: vi vs emacs in a student environment)

[Doug Gwyn]

In article <144 at wash08.UUCP> txr98 at wash08.UUCP (Timothy Reed) writes:
>(however, since INteractive now
>owns nroff and troff, maybe theirs are the true standards of tomorrow -:)

And in a posting a few days ago, someone said that SoftQuad's enhanced
tools were the new official release of DWB.

Could you rumor mongers please post more precise information so we
can find out what is going on with troff?  Thanks.