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Henry S. Thompson scripsit:

> Without being
> specific in a way which would be inappropriate given my W3C position,
> I would say that my experience over the last six months is a
> significant decrease in interop problems among the three or four best
> schema processors.  

I don't think it would be inappropriate for you to mention which
three or four you have in mind, in a posting with an appropriate
disclaimer, and noting that silence does not mean disapprobation.

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