- From: Peter Flynn <pflynn@curia.ucc.ie>
- Date: 30 Mar 1997 19:52:36 +0100
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
At 21:57 29/03/97 -0500, Liam Quinn wrote: >Peter Flynn asked >> Is it too much to propose that an identifier must be >> either SYSTEM "url" >> or PUBLIC "fpi" "url" >> and leave it to the much-vaunted "market forces" to resolve the issue? > >As long as interoperability isn't a goal, it's fine. >As long as internet or web use isn't a goal, it's fine. > >I think (this is a gut feeling, though) we are seeing the strongest >support for PUBLIC from people with non-web uses of XML. These uses >are perfectly valid, I think, but not if supporting them means >breaking the web usage. In that case I've missed something fundamental, and I'd be glad to know what it is. What I suggested above can interoperate perfectly on the internet/web if the software can capture the url and use it. I don't see where using docs both on and off the web has any effect provided you supply the url for web use. What's missing? ///Peter
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