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RE: XLink and mixed vocabulary design


RE:  XLink and mixed vocabulary design
clbullar@i... (Bullard, Claude L (Len)) writes:
>That seems to be the same thing Simon is saying:  do a bare minimum and 
>then wait to see what the developers do.

Not quite.  From my perspective xlink:href is too much, at least in its
current form.

I'd prefer not to have it.

Something like HLink or mechanisms for identifying links in CSS might be
okay, as their impacts on document structure are much smaller.


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