"Karl Dubost" <karl@w3.org> > At 23:37 +0000 2002-12-05, Jim Ley wrote: > >their design choices, I feel the W3 need to explain the rather strange > >design choice to choose the poorly supported XHTML as text/html over HTML > >4.01 - if there are good reasons for it, then we need to know them so we > >can include the same. > > One of the reason is called XSLT and RSS. If you have an XHTML page > (XML) you can easily produce an RSS feed of your page. And if you hane an XHTML version of your page you can easily produce a HTML 4.01 version of your page with XSLT. The content-management and final form versions of the page do not need to be the same. Jim.Received on Friday, 6 December 2002 05:15:10 GMT
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