Ian Hickson wrote: > ... > Standards are important for cases where software from unrelated vendors > has to interoperate. By definition, content in a walled garden such as an > intranet is controlled by a single organisation, and therefore a standard > is unnecessary -- local conventions are a perfectly suitable substitute. That is incorrect. For instance, many document management systems run only in intranets, yet they still need to support a wide variety of user agents (not controlled by the vendors of these systems). > ... BR, JulianReceived on Wednesday, 5 August 2009 08:20:50 UTC
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