- From: Daniel Glazman <daniel.glazman@disruptive-innovations.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 04:39:54 +0100
On 21/03/2007 04:10, Lachlan Hunt wrote: > FYI, section numbers are subject to change (they have done several times > over the spec's development). It would be more useful if you used the > section title. It will make it less confusing if they change between > now and the time Hixie gets to your feedback. Sure, no problem. Thanks for the hint. >> 1.4. The single fact that HTML v5 needs to use a 1999 namespace already >> used by earlier versions of the language indicates that namespaces >> are a rather bad solution to the problems they're trying to >> solve... Conclusion : follow that path and imagine something >> better. > > That's the W3C's fault for for putting a date in the namespace URI, > instead of something more sensible like they have now done for XBL2 [1]. I never said the contrary :-) > That is not one of the problems with namespaces in general, only a > problem with that URI. But we can't change the XHTML namespace without > breaking backwards compatibility, so we're stuck with it. Again, never said the contrary. Being stuck with the xhtml namespace for html 5 does not mean you cannot imagine another solution for other markup languages... </Daniel>
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