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tbray@t... (Tim Bray) writes: >Check out http://tbray.org/tag/utf-8+names.html I have (yet) another concern about this document. Sections 6 and 7 appear effectively to create yet-another-fixed-list for processors to incorporate into their code, with no provision for future change. We've seen how well this worked for XML 1.0 - until the appearance of XML 1.1, which provoked all kinds of discussion about the impact of change. What provision for changing these lists can be made? More importantly, what precedent does this set? If I want to create my own "UTF-8+names-in-Russian" and "UTF-16+names-in-Chinese", is there anything stopping me? It's not like screams "non-breaking space" to people who don't speak English, and localization of such things seems like more than a convenience as XML spreads.
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