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Re: SGML complexity

  • From: Tei <oscar.vives@g...>
  • To: xml-dev@l...
  • Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:27:32 +0200

Re:  SGML complexity
I think is usefull to describe XML, XSLT and SGML as standard protocols.

Because the social implications of a standard protocol is working on
this mail list.

There are people that query  "You can do [xyz] with [protocol]", then
some guy A answer "Yes". And then some guy B answer "Maybe, but use
[propietary extension, new lenguaje, etc] instead".
After that,  a war betwen  A and B tryiing to [win].

Thats threads are long, usefull, and because all people post in the
correct thread, is easy to ignore by people not interested. Yet
another reason to read this beatifull mail list.

I want to highlight two facts:
 - A is [smart, or maybe a genius]. He can do [xyz] with [protocol]
and maybe is a good idea, but most normal people are unallowed to
figure out how to convulate [protocol] to make [xyz], mostly because
at first [xyz] seems imposible.
 - Fighting against standar protocols are like fighting the tide with
sand castles. Is naïve, fun and doomed.

Of course, half my facts say "Apply [XYZ]" and half facts say "Avoid
[XYZ]". And this why people discuss, because both sides have good
points.


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