Micah, > >After all 1.0 versions never really catch on, do > they? > > What we're discussing is technologies based on XML. > > XML 1.0. That's my point. XML 1.0 is a cleaned-up, simplified version of SGML and it took off like wildfire. Conclusio: It's better to start with a simple core and then add on to it using real-world experience instead of using a big-bang approach that supposedly solves everything from the start. > You haven't given any indication that you've looked. Of course I've looked. I have also read your XForms Essentials book in progress and as I said before I applaud your effort. However, your lack of real-world examples speaks for itself. > Your opinions will carry more influence when they > are backed by facts and research. Well, my opinion are backed by facts and research and I'm sure you know the SGML story better than I do. - Gerald ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.caReceived on Monday, 14 April 2003 15:17:35 GMT
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