- From: Drazen Kacar <Drazen.Kacar@public.srce.hr>
- Date: Thu, 17 Oct 1996 17:25:15 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: murray@spyglass.com (Murray Altheim)
- Cc: czimmerm@NMSU.Edu, www-html@w3.org
Murray Altheim wrote: > > <GOAD> > All the talk of standards they promulgate is nonsense so long > as they can't or won't publish those standards. They are not a > standards company so long as they don't publish the proprietary > specifications that their products claim to follow. I personally > don't believe they use any internal DTD, and have wondered if > anyone in the company is capable of writing one. > </GOAD> <!-- God, I hope that goads _someone_ there to reply... :-) --> I'm not someone from there, but here goes another GOAD element <URL:http://www.eit.com/goodies/lists/www.lists/www-html.1995q3/0603.html> <GOAD> Last time they mentioned DTD it looked like this: From Alex Edelstein (alexd@netscape.com) [...] This is the second in a set of proposals that Netscape is submitting for consideration by IETF and W3. Note: We are holding off on submitting officially to the RFC Editor until we can work up some adequate DTD ATTLIST and ELEMENT definitions. Actually, we're looking around a bit for DTD experts... [...] </GOAD> It seems that nobody took a hint. People are usually looking for SGML experts on comp.text.sgml. I've never seen a call from Netscape. hehe -- Life is a sexually transmitted disease. dave@fly.cc.fer.hr dave@zemris.fer.hr
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