> "The problem, of course, as XML veterans can attest, is that this is > always wrong: no matter how sincere the intent that some markup > language is meant to be consumed and produced only by machines, it is > always the case that some human eventually ends up having to deal with > that markup." ... > Obviously, this is something to trade off other considerations. But I > don't think it's a light one. Point taken, thanks. I'm not much of an XML veteran; my hope is that people in the WG will represent the XML veterans in their organizations on this matter, if they are not themselves such veterans. -- SandroReceived on Tuesday, 30 January 2007 16:14:34 GMT
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