> I still don't see why one would ban <...>. We are not trying to ban "<...>". They are obviously just fine when they are literals. But here they are not. They are "<...>" from the viewpoint of the localizer. The case of an example is different: in that case it's 'normal' content and you can put markup in it. But in the case we are trying to address in BP24, the content will be used as-it outside the XML document. I hope this helps, -yvesReceived on Wednesday, 5 December 2007 12:51:00 GMT
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