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Re: limits of the generic


Re:  limits of the generic
At 05:54 PM 9/27/2002 -0400, Simon St.Laurent wrote:

>I'm well-aware that the W3C membership is dominated by tools vendors,
>but I'm not willing to accept any specification from them that justifies
>itself on "but you can just buy tools".

I can nearly guarantee you that won't be a position to come out of the HTML 
WG. One consideration applied to new ideas is how complex it would be to 
hand code. To not consider that would be irresponsible, IMO.

Ann


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