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Re: Summary: xml:lang validity and RFC 1766 refs to outdated codes

  • From: John Cowan <jcowan@r...>
  • To: Mike Brown <mbrown@c...>, "xml-dev@x..." <xml-dev@x...>
  • Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 17:07:24 -0400

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Mike Brown wrote:

> 3. Optionally enforced rules that are neither well-formedness nor validity
> constraints, but that satisfy certain intentions, so that document authors
> can produce "proper" XML. Rules of this type which are broken do not change
> a document's  XML 1.0 conformance status.
> 
> The statement that xml:lang values are RFC 1766 (and successors) language
> identifiers falls under number 3. (correct?)

I think so, yes.

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