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> The W3C XML Infoset > is a lowest common denominator; for XML Script to be "Infoset > compliant" it shouldn't throw anything in the W3C infoset out, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > but it's free to add any new items that are appropriate. Though this is good advice, it's not actually required for Infoset conformance. A spec is free to throw away anything it likes from the standard Infoset; the key point is that it should document it: - say what you use from the basic Infoset - say what you do with those things you don't use (eg pass them through, throw them away) - say what, if anything, you need that isn't in the basic Infoset You could, for example, throw away comments provided you say so. -- Richard
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