- From: Jelks Cabaniss <jelks@jelks.nu>
- Date: Sat, 10 May 2003 22:44:01 -0400
- To: <www-html@w3.org>
Tantek wrote: >> There's a new removal error about to happen: <q>. Just as there may >> be difficulties in edge cases of <ol start="0">, there may be some >> with <q> in some i18n contexts, but is throwing the baby out with >> the bathwater warranted here? >> No objections to adding <quote>, but I think the removal of <q> is a >> major mistake. > Ok, that much is clear, but are you proposing to: > a. keep <q> as it is in HTML4 (I think this is a bad idea, since > <q> has been shown to be problematic to completely _properly_ > implement). As is <ol> with 'start' and 'value'. > b. keep <q> but deprecate it c. Keep <q> and *recommend* its use (where appropriate). He said, <quote>"I'm stuck with hardcoded ugly quotes but I can be used by anybody in the world if they really want to go to that much trouble!"</quote> Smiling at his boorishness, she replied, <q>I can't be deeply nested, and I only work well in a Gringo- Eurotrash world, but I'm a heck of a lot better looking than you are.</q> Ambling hand-in-hand (they were, after all, soulmates) off into the sunset, he sweetly (and un-marked-up-edly) murmured, “We DO make a beautiful couple, don't we?” /Jelks
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