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Re: XML doesn't deserve its "X".


Re:  XML doesn't deserve its "X".
Mike Champion wrote:
>
>>>>It's probably time to look for the next wave!
> 
> It's out there somewhere ... the proverbial furry little
> creature out there dining on dinosaur eggs.  I don't have a clue what
> it is, but it's out there.  It will probably look as much like XML
> as C looks like Pascal or Ruby looks like Java, but highly refactored.
> And then it will get polluted/corrupted/ossified and the whole
> cycle starts over again ...

Please tell as soon as you see it :=) ...

And thanks for putting what I meant so clearly in perspective!

Eric
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