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Tim Bray wrote: > Bill de hÓra wrote: > >> Let's be clear about what XML extensibility is. When we say XML is >> extensible, we are saying encoding a domain specific language in XML >> allows that language to be extensible > > > No, not at all. All the "X" part of the name means is, you can make up > your own tags. Yep. You use XML to inscribe another language. You don't/can't extend it (to create what some folk would call little language). > The real problem with the name "XML" (and with the title > of your posting) is that XML isn't a markup language. Snicker. You're not saying anything counter to what I've said already, so I'm not sure where the problem is. Perhaps we're in violent agreement. Snicker. Bill de hÓra
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