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Re: 10th anniversary of the annoucement of XML ..need help


Re:  10th anniversary of the annoucement of XML ..need help
On 05/06/06, harvey <harvey@e...> wrote:

> As well as the individuals who were on the W3C committee I think we
> would all be remiss we didn't acknowledge the efforts that Yuri
> Rubinsky made in establishing "SGML on the Web" - if my memory serves
> me right - it was at SGML Europe in Munich in 1996 that the term
> XML was established.  Yuri was in the forefront in trying to establish
> a workable version of SGML for the Web.

Thanks, Betty.  Yuri was also, of course, the long-time chair of the
annual SGML conference, so we have many reasons to honour him this
November.

As long as everyone's on the topic, I'd welcome suggestions about
different ways we can celebrate the 10th anniversary in Boston this
fall.  Not only will IDEAlliance be holding XML 2006 be in the same
city as SGML 96 (where the first XML WD was released), but we'll even
be in the same hotel.


All the best,


David

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