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Wouldn't it be simpler to do as Rick J. suggests 
and bring Doctypeness back into the fold of 
reasonable ways to declare contexts?  RELAX plus 
some schematron or even XSDLite plus some schematron 
would go a long ways.

Or we go back to the old days of SGML and just 
say <furnitureTable> which is a bit more firm 
than an OR group of table types.

Studying the order of emergence of properties 
is revealing to me.  Identifierness is the last 
guy out of the hopper and understanding how 
any given system is capable of producing identity 
as a value is useful to understanding what 
identity actually means.  The web doesn't start 
from identity.  It ends there.

len

From: Simon St.Laurent [mailto:simonstl@s...]

I think a strictly pattern-based approach would offer context - both
ancestor and descendant context - as an answer to that, though context
can occasionally be misleading or abused. 

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