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> > They won't be able to do that if XSD 1.1 is used to express > enumerations and other value constraints that are fluid for users. > > Whether XSD 1.1 is needed otherwise for structural and lexical > constraints remains to be seen This discussion about the need to keep different parts of a schema separate so that the different parts can be under different change control is fascinating (and challenging), but I think it's of marginal relevance to the question of XSD 1.1 uptake. After all, the canonical example of a validation feature that needs to be relatively flexible is code lists, and that's entirely within the scope of XSD 1.0. I don't think there's any evidence that the new validation features introduced by XSD 1.1 tend to correspond to rules that change more frequently than the rules that are within the scope of XSD 1.0. Michael Kay Saxonica
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