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james anderson <james.anderson@s...> wrote: | Arjun Ray wrote: | could someone explain how the "generic vocabulary combination" problem | would be any different if the given initial logical document were encoded | as [...] that is, absent even the attribute-encoded identifiers introduced | in the xml-map example. No different. Exactly the same considerations apply. A name mapping is always necessary, between the arbitrary names an author could use and the "well-known" (or externally predefined) ones he may wind up using. The single well-known vocabulary case is then merely an "identity mapping", which would need no explicit control information given a set of reasonable defaulting rules. Basically, use explicit control attributes only when you have to: the document instance as context determines how and to what extent. It's a matter of giving document authors means to express what they want, not of imposing externally predetermined usages on them (such as "you gotta use xlink:href instead of html:src!") |> The interesting fact is that not only are colons or multi-part names not |> needed for this, | | then leave them out of the its discussion. I would, except that all too often colonification is catechistically trotted out as the "solution", when in fact it isn't.
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