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At 08:42 PM 8/16/2002 -0600, Matt Gushee wrote:
>They don't do anything at all until browser makers implement them and
>developers use them. I wonder how many will feel the benefits to them
>are sufficient to abandon the tried-and-true 'href'?

         You mean like the tried-and-true "img"? You're making the point 
for me. XHTML 2.0 would already going to face some severe roadblocks, due 
to its abandonment of several tried-and-true HTML tags. Since it's going to 
face those roadblocks already, there's no significant cost to losing "href".

--->Ben


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