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RE: xml, books


RE:  xml
I think the problem has been that the specs are attempting to drive
solutions, whereas it should be the solutions that are driving the specs. 

For instance, I have nothing on my radar that indicates a problem primed for
an RDF or OWL solution, in part because I have too much on my plate with
other technologies to go on a speculative mind-melding expedition with specs
I have no preconceived use for. Sure, I could be missing something-- but to
worry about it would be like fretting over the murder rate in Pago Pago: it
seems unlikely to affect me anytime soon.



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