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Re: WD for Namespaces 1.1


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Adam Turoff wrote:

> If Namespaces were to be rolled into the core specification, there
> is nothing preventing a vendor from creating a parser that does
> XML without namespace support; they should just call it something
> else

Umm, no thanks. There are still plenty of people working with DTDs and/or
avoiding the use of namespaces where possible. I don't think that it's
appropriate to condemn them to using a non-XML parser, or am I missing something?

> (like XML-lite or something, which is what XML is without
> namespaces).

Heh heh...


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