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RE: the infoset is two infosets (or even three?) [was: Re: [xm


RE:  the infoset is two infosets (or even three?) [was: Re: [xm
> Mike Champion wrote:
> ... 
> I [personally, not speaking for employer or W3C] think that it's
> time for discussion and experimentation with alternatives and
> refining of best practices with the current stuff, and that dumping
> the issue back on the W3C would be unproductive to counterproductive.

You're probably right. There isn't an easy answer especially when the
entire industry is playing tug-o-war on the same technology.

I was mostly just wondering if anyone from the W3C had been influenced
by some of the recent threads.

-aaron

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