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RE: Designing XML to Support Information Evolution

• To: 'Michael Kay' <michael.h.kay@n...>, 'Robert Koberg' <rob@k...>
• Subject: RE: Designing XML to Support Information Evolution
• From: Doug Rudder <drudder@d...>
• Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 09:48:49 -0500
• Cc: 'Rick Marshall' <rjm@z...>, 'xml-dev DEV'' <xml-dev@l...>

> >What is the issue? Are you worried because they did not discuss *.za ?

>Sorry if I have to spell out the concern in block capitals.

>Yes. It's deeply worrying that an American company should think the rest of
the world 
>can be ignored. 

Baloney. No one is being maliciously ignored. As has been seen many times
before, *everyone* tends to define examples in terms of their own locale,
environment, and local audience. This is common, this is *global*.  That
page alone does not even explain the context, intended audience, etc., to
form a basis for opinion.

But, of course, everyone also interprets others according to their own
biases. That's deeply worrying as well. It's also very common and very
global.

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