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Re: rss regularis(z)ation


Re:  rss regularis(z)ation
Bill Kearney wrote:
>>Everyone and his dog wants to use RSS to /carry/
>>their vocabulary, not extend RSS.
> 
> 
> Well then woof, woof.  Out here on the Internet nobody knows you're a dog.

 >applause<

'nuff said.

> Six of one, half-dozen of another.  Does anyone care?  The point is people ARE
> making use of it for adding additional well-formed data.  That's a pretty weak
> reach to try painting with with some silly SOAP equivalence argument.  They just
> don't conflate.

So, put up, if you you have an argument at all. Why don't they 
conflate? Why is it silly?


> Besides making some pedantic argument about technical purity, what difference
> does it make?  Who cares?

What pedantic argument? Show me. And yes, I care. Using namespaces 
is to the best of my knowledge, a waste of money.

Bill de hÓra


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