Orion Adrian wrote: > You say you just remove them, but user agents cannot stop using them can they? In light of you using HTML as an example of desirable versioning earlier in this thread, this is interesting. For example, HTML 4.x no longer has a <plaintext> tag, but user agents cannot stop supporting it, because it's actually used... So this is a problem whether or not you have a document level version indicator (the doctype in HTML). Not only that, but other HTML 2.0 tags have indeed been removed, and content that uses them (and the HTML 2.0 doctype) no longer works "right" in modern browsers. That's not what you want out of versioning, from what I gather. -BorisReceived on Wednesday, 13 July 2005 02:44:16 GMT
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