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Re[2]: Feedback on the ping="" attribute (ISSUE-1)

From: Dmitry Turin <html60@narod.ru>
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 16:43:16 +0200
Message-ID: <11331203609.20071109164316@narod.ru>
To: public-html@w3.org

Julian,

>> JR> My experience is that most people do understand the difference between a
>> JR> link and a button.
>> JR> Also, the fact that it's possible to *obscure* that isn't a good
>> JR> argument in favor of adding more stuff like this. On the contrary, we
>> JR> should educate web designers that it's a bad thing to make something
>> JR> look like a link when it isn't.
>> I'm sure, that the best variant, when <a> behaves similar <form>.
>> I'm sure.
>> But this can require unification of HTTP for both cases.

JR> Uh? Are you saying you want to make GET and POST be the same?
Yes, definitively.
Moreover, I definitively want, that <a> and <form> send similar
traffic (i.e. message of identical template).
What's about bookmark in browsers, this is deal of browser
instead of address-line in them.

P.S.
Moreover once again: I definitively want XML as communication protocol
instead of HTTP.



Dmitry Turin
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