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Len Bullard wrote: > This thread is going to the same places it has always gone. The Petri dish > is becoming stale. Which is curious on this list. I feel sure that there is sufficient exposure and experience here to define a set of requirements for xlink and implement them, as was the case with sax. The need is there (IMHO); I can't recall that being in doubt? I guess all that is missing is a David Megginson to take the lead and put forward the (a?) proposal. Bob, Jirka, Ben, someone else? regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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