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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: What can be changed, and what cannot? (was: Re: Request for a poll)
From: Michael Champion <mike.champion@s...> >What can be changed, The use of PSVI in new recommendations. X* 1.1 and X* 2.0. > what cannot, and XML Schemas 1.0, because it has finished Last Call and all the reviews. >what does this have to do with "SML" and Schemas? Because a poll on "what do people actually use" (though intrinsically interesting and an excellent suggestion) may cause us to start on the same futile merry-go-round again. (From my point of view, there was a 6 month or so period at the beginning of last year when XML Schemas could have benefited from a lot of constructive participation from XML-DEV people who valued simplicity; instead, there was almost deathly silence on the subject of simplicity/layering/modularization/etc to the Schema Working Group comments list (or directly to them) while lots of the most articulate independent thinkers knotted their brows on the collosssal burden that comments (the markup) added to implementors. God give us the strength to change things we can, and the patience to endure the things we cannot, and the wisdom to know the difference. Perhaps it would be clearer to say that I fear a distraction causing a lack of participation in guiding the W3C specs in directions we may share, rather than having much interest in suppressing minimalist's (archeological) desire for reform per se.) Cheers Rick Jelliffe
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